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Shopping in Japan: deliver to your ryokan, collect at a konbini, send bags ahead

How visitors can order from Amazon.co.jp or Rakuten with a foreign card, have parcels delivered to a ryokan or collected at a convenience store or locker, and send luggage ahead between inns or to the airport with Yamato, Japan Post or Sagawa — with the official pickup deadlines, size limits and payment rules, and the cases where it isn't worth it.

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Magoroku Onsen in 2020, before its 2025 renovation, Nyūtō Onsen-kyō · Suicasmo / CC BY-SA 4.0
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AEON Style store, Okinawa · Naha Mama Pavilionz / CC0
Shibu Onsen, Yamanouchi, Nagano · David McKelvey / CC BY 2.0
Notoya Ryokan, Ginzan Onsen (Obanazawa, Yamagata) · さかおり / CC BY-SA 4.0
Tsubame-yu, Ueno, Tokyo · Thirteen-fri / CC BY-SA 3.0
Ryokan entrance, Minamisoma, Fukushima · Hajime NAKANO / CC BY 2.0

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