日本から発送 · Delivery to South Korea
Shipping from Japan to South Korea
Tracked delivery in 2–6 days, priced in KRW, with customs handled the same way on every order.
Orders for South Korea are bought in Japan and dispatched from Japan with tracking on every parcel. Typical delivery takes 2–6 days from dispatch, prices are shown in KRW before you pay, and customs paperwork is completed at dispatch so nothing is left for you to file. Below is what to expect at each stage.
Delivery window
2–6 days
Services
EMS express & tracked parcel
Charged in
KRW
Free shipping over
15 USD
Ships from
Japan
Tracking
On every parcel
How long delivery to South Korea takes
Orders are picked and dispatched from Japan within about a day, and transit to South Korea then takes the rest of the window. The full estimate from order to door is 2–6 days. Customs clearance is the variable part: most parcels pass through in a day or two, and a small number are held longer for inspection.
- Dispatch from Japan: about one working day after the order is placed.
- Transit and clearance to South Korea: the remainder of the 2–6 days window.
- Tracking is issued at dispatch and updates through to delivery.
Shipping methods available to South Korea
Every parcel to South Korea is tracked end to end. Where an express service is available for the destination, it appears at checkout alongside the standard tracked option, and the estimated window updates when you choose between them. Larger or heavier orders may be split across more than one parcel at no extra cost.
- Standard tracked parcel: the default service, available for every order.
- Express, where offered for South Korea: faster transit, higher cost.
- Split parcels are sometimes used for weight limits, at no extra charge.
Customs, duty and taxes on arrival in South Korea
Parcels from Japan enter South Korea as an international import and are handled under that country's rules. Every parcel is declared accurately at dispatch, with a commercial invoice attached, so nothing needs to be filed by you. Whether any import charge applies, and how much, is decided by South Korea's customs authority based on the declared value and the product category.
- Customs paperwork is completed and attached at dispatch.
- Any import duty or tax is set by South Korea, not by the store, and is payable by the recipient if charged.
- Values are declared accurately; parcels are never under-declared or mislabelled as gifts.
- Charges, where they apply, are usually collected by the carrier before delivery.
Prices, currency and payment
Prices for South Korea are shown in KRW throughout the catalogue, so the figure you see is the figure you are charged. Payment is taken securely by card, and no currency conversion is applied at checkout beyond what your bank does on its side.
- Catalogue prices display in KRW for South Korea.
- Card payment is processed securely; card details never reach the store.
- Shipping cost is shown before payment, with any free-shipping threshold applied automatically.
Restricted items for South Korea
Some product categories cannot be shipped to every destination. Aerosols, alcohol, certain supplement ingredients and some food items are restricted under either Japanese export rules or South Korea's import rules. Anything that cannot legally arrive in South Korea is filtered out of the catalogue for that destination rather than being cancelled after you order.
- The catalogue shown for South Korea already excludes restricted items.
- Restrictions come from both Japanese export rules and South Korea's import rules.
- If a rule changes, affected orders are contacted before dispatch.
If something goes wrong
Tracked parcels can still be delayed, held at customs, or arrive damaged. Delays at clearance are the most common issue and usually resolve within a few days. If a parcel is damaged in transit or does not arrive, contact support with the order number and it is resolved directly rather than through the carrier.
- Contact support with your order number for any delivery problem.
- Damaged-in-transit parcels are replaced or refunded.
- Returns follow the standard returns policy from South Korea.
Questions
Shipping to South Korea: common questions
How long does shipping from Japan to South Korea take?
Typically 2–6 days from order to delivery, including about a day to dispatch from Japan. Customs clearance in South Korea is the main source of variation.
Will I pay customs duty on a parcel from Japan to South Korea?
That depends on South Korea's import rules, the declared value and the product category. Any charge is set and collected by South Korea's authorities or the carrier, not by the store.
What currency am I charged in?
Prices are shown and charged in KRW for South Korea, so the amount displayed in the catalogue is the amount taken from your card.
Is the parcel tracked all the way to South Korea?
Yes. Tracking is issued when the parcel leaves Japan and updates through international transit, customs clearance and final delivery.
Do you declare parcels as gifts to avoid duty?
No. Every parcel is declared accurately with a commercial invoice, which is what keeps clearance predictable and prevents parcels being seized or returned.
Can I return an order from South Korea?
Yes, under the standard returns policy. Contact support with the order number before sending anything back so the return can be authorised.
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