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Rate date on the feed: 2026-10-13. Buyee, ZenMarket, PayPal, and your card use their own rates. Edit this number to match the rate you will actually pay.

¥500 per order, paid with the item. The usage-fees page says the same ¥500 covers more than one successful Mercari, Rakuma, or auction purchase in that charge, and more than one shopping purchase from the same store. It is separate from the plan fee.

No insured delivery and no inspection. ¥0.

¥300 per order. Inspection only.

¥500 per order. Insured delivery, no inspection.

Insured delivery plus inspection. The plan page lists ¥500, and a banner on that page also shows an older ¥800 figure.

The pages checked do not add a Mercari surcharge on top of the ¥500 purchase fee. Mercari's own selling fee is the seller's, not yours.

Same published purchase fee. You still pay the hammer price plus any seller shipping.

Same published purchase fee for shopping orders.

The usage-fees page groups Rakuma with Mercari and JDirectItems Auction: one successful purchase is a flat ¥500, and more than one successful purchase in that charge is still ¥500.

Buyee has a Fleamarket storefront. The usage-fees page does not add a second marketplace surcharge on top of the ¥500 purchase fee.

Ordinary packing is included. Protective packaging is ¥1,500 per box, whether or not the box was consolidated. It is off until you turn it on. The same page says the box usually gains 1–2 kg.

ZenMarket does not list a second flat purchase fee. The per-item service fee below is the charge.

¥800 per Mercari item. The same ¥800 applies to JDirectItems Auction bids.

¥800 per auction bid item.

Standard ¥500 fee. Different sizes or colors count as separate items.

Discounted ¥300 fee. Only for stores ZenMarket marks as recommended.

Neokyo does not list a second purchase fee. The ¥350 service fee is the charge, once per distinct item in a buy request.

¥350 once per distinct item. Several copies of the same item in one buy request are charged once. Coverage of Mercari, Rakuma, JDirectItems Auction, and JDirectItems Fleamarket is named on https://neokyo.com/blog/tips-for-finding-items-more-easily-on-neokyo/ .

¥350 once per distinct item. Several copies of the same item in one buy request are charged once. Coverage of Mercari, Rakuma, JDirectItems Auction, and JDirectItems Fleamarket is named on https://neokyo.com/blog/tips-for-finding-items-more-easily-on-neokyo/ .

¥350 once per distinct item. Several copies of the same item in one buy request are charged once. Coverage of Mercari, Rakuma, JDirectItems Auction, and JDirectItems Fleamarket is named on https://neokyo.com/blog/tips-for-finding-items-more-easily-on-neokyo/ .

¥350 once per distinct item. Several copies of the same item in one buy request are charged once. Coverage of Mercari, Rakuma, JDirectItems Auction, and JDirectItems Fleamarket is named on https://neokyo.com/blog/tips-for-finding-items-more-easily-on-neokyo/ .

¥350 once per distinct item. Several copies of the same item in one buy request are charged once. Coverage of Mercari, Rakuma, JDirectItems Auction, and JDirectItems Fleamarket is named on https://neokyo.com/blog/tips-for-finding-items-more-easily-on-neokyo/ .

¥500 up to 2 kg, then ¥150 for each extra kilo over 2 kg, rounded up. The table stops above 30 kg. A single card parcel uses the ¥500 band unless you type a higher weight.

The introduction says ¥500 per item, charged once when several units of the same item are bought together. The purchase-cost article says ¥500 per order, with the same same-item note. This line uses the introduction: once per distinct item. If Charge 2 shows a single ¥500 for a mixed basket, set distinct items to 1.

Handling is the ¥500 on the introduction page, not a second marketplace fee. FromJapan’s help center has order articles for this marketplace.

Handling is the ¥500 on the introduction page, not a second marketplace fee. FromJapan’s help center has order articles for this marketplace.

Handling is the ¥500 on the introduction page, not a second marketplace fee. FromJapan’s help center has order articles for this marketplace.

Handling is the ¥500 on the introduction page, not a second marketplace fee. FromJapan’s help center has order articles for this marketplace.

Handling is the ¥500 on the introduction page, not a second marketplace fee. FromJapan’s help center has order articles for this marketplace.

The introduction’s comparison table lists optimal packaging as free, and the check service as free. Outsourced packaging is a separate help article and is not added here.

3% off international shipping when the past year’s Charge 1 total is over ¥40,000.

5% off international shipping when the past year’s Charge 1 total is over ¥100,000.

Platinum is 10% over ¥400,000. Black is also 10%, over ¥5,000,000, and adds 200 points per ¥500 handling fee plus concierge service. Fuel surcharges and Japan Post Small Packet are not eligible. The calculator applies the percent to the whole postage figure and marks that line Estimate.

Free for 30 days from arrival. After that the Japanese warehouse charges ¥100, ¥200, or ¥300 a day by weight, up to 10 kg, 20 kg, and above. The maximum stay is 90 days, then the package can be disposed.

45 days per item, and 7 days for a parcel that is already packed. After that, weekly storage is Small ¥350 per order or ¥210 per parcel, Average ¥700 or ¥490, Large ¥1,400 or ¥980. Unpaid storage is limited to six weeks.

A storage length was not copied from the fee summary on 13 October 2026, so no day count is stored.

The Japan introduction and the purchase-cost article do not state a free-storage length. The US distribution-center page says 45 days free, with disposal after that, and free combining inside that window. That 45-day figure is the US center, not a Japan-warehouse number, so it is not used as FromJapan’s Japan storage.

That guide lists Buyee's payment fee as ¥0 and says the comparison table was current as of March 1, 2025. Re-read on October 13, 2026. Your card's own foreign transaction fee is the separate field.

3.5% of the total transaction, not 3.5% added to the amount you want credited. To end up with ¥1,000 in the account, the charge is ¥1,000 / 0.965.

ZenMarket says Wise is under 1%, and the fee summary says deposit fees start from 1%. 1% is a stand-in. Replace it with the rate shown when you deposit.

The fees page does not publish a card or PayPal percentage. It says the exchange rate is set by the payment agency. Use the card foreign-transaction field for your own bank. A 3.6% figure is not on this page, so it is not stored.

¥1,000 when the item’s payment has to go through a convenience store. Leave the ordinary payment line selected when the seller takes a normal payment.

Charge 1 is the item price. Charge 2 is international shipping, the handling fee, domestic shipping if any, and carrier extras. That article does not add a card percentage. Your bank’s foreign-transaction fee is the separate field.

Many cards charge 0%. Others charge about 1–3%. This is your bank, not the proxy. The 3% button is an estimate.

Buyee says its domestic charge is the carrier cost plus a ¥500 service fee. Leave this off when Mercari or the shop already folded shipping into the item price and your checkout does not show the ¥500.

Charged when the goods are valued over ¥200,000 and ship by EMS, Japan Post air, SAL, or seamail. Added automatically for Buyee above that item price. ZenMarket is not given this line.

No tracking. A sleeved card can fit this weight. Many proxies will not offer it.

No tracking. Toploader plus cardboard often lands in this band if the proxy will send a small packet.

Tracked small packet. Buyee's Air Packet product adds a preparation fee on top of Japan Post. That extra is not in this number.

A small proxy box can reach this weight once they add their carton.

Japan Post says the zone 3 and zone 4 EMS figures include the special surcharge. This is the usual 'small box' shock for one card.

A few cards plus a deck box, or a proxy carton with extra padding.

A booster box with padding often lands here. Still Japan Post postage, not the proxy invoice.

Re-read on 2026-10-13 from the USITC HTS search API: the general rate for 9504.40.00.00 was still Free. Also cross-checked against a public tariff mirror synced October 12, 2026 (https://tariffsapi.com/hts/9504.40.00.00) and CBP ruling N359352, which classified Pokémon trading cards from Japan in 9504.40.0000 and said it does not decide Chapter 99 duties (https://www.tarifflens.ai/rulings/N359352). The $800 de minimis exemption for international mail is suspended (Federal Register, June 24, 2026: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/06/24/2026-12669/indefinite-suspension-of-the-de-minimis-exemption-for-mail-shipments-and-new-postal-informal-entry). Brokerage and any extra duty are not in this 0% line.

The United States does not charge a federal VAT. State use tax is not calculated.

Duty is left at 0% so you can type the UK Global Tariff rate. This 0% was not confirmed for playing cards on October 13, 2026.

20% is the standard rate. The calculator applies it to a CIF-style base (item + Japan domestic shipping + international postage). That base is an estimate of what customs will use.

Duty is left at 0% for you to edit. It was not confirmed for playing cards.

There is no single EU VAT rate. Germany is 19%, France is 20%, Italy is 22%. 20% is a stand-in. ZenMarket notes that VAT may be paid in advance on parcels at or under €150, and that above €150 it is charged on arrival. Edit the percent.

Duty is left at 0% for you to edit. It was not confirmed for playing cards.

5% is the federal GST. Provincial sales tax and HST are not included. Edit the percent if your province charges more. A 13 October 2026 re-read of the CRA page timed out, so this 5% was not re-confirmed that pass.

Duty is left at 0% for you to edit. It was not confirmed for playing cards.

ZenMarket says it must collect 10% GST on parcels to Australia with a declared value of AUD 1,000 or less. This calculator does not convert AUD, so turn import tax off if the parcel is over that threshold.