跨境电商包裹的运输需严格遵循相关法律法规，以确保安全和合规性。这些法规包括但不限于《中华人民共和国海关法》、《进出口商品检验法》、《中华人民共和国邮政法》、《中国民用航空危险品运输管理规定》、《国际航空运输协会危险品规则》、《民用航空货物运输管理规定》、《中华人民共和国民用航空安全保卫条例》等。
禁运品清单
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| 禁运品类型 | 禁运品明细 |
| 枪支弹药，含仿制品及主要零部件 | 1. 枪支（含仿制品、主要零部件） ：如手枪、步枪、冲锋枪、防暴枪、气枪、猎枪、运动枪、麻醉注射枪、钢珠枪、催泪枪、信号枪、发令枪、样品枪、玩具枪、拆解后可组装的枪支零部件（瞄准器）、可用于狙击枪支架的支架等。 2. 弹药（含仿制品）：如BB弹、子弹及子弹性状的物品（如吊坠、项链等）、炸弹、手榴弹、火箭弹、照明弹、教练弹、燃烧弹、烟雾弹、烟饼、烟棒、信号弹、催泪弹、毒气弹、地雷、手雷、炮弹、火药、炸药、及其他爆炸物品等。 |
| 管制器具、攻击性武器 | 1. 管制刀具：《管制刀具认定标准》中明确的刀具及武器，如匕首、三棱刮刀、带有自锁装置的弹簧刀（跳刀）、其他相类似的单刃、双刃、三棱尖刀、蝴蝶刀、弹簧刀、折叠刀、军用刀、武士刀等管制刀具等。 2. 管制刀具以外的利器或钝器：菜刀、园艺大剪刀、大水果刀、大餐刀、工艺品刀、剑、带有锋利边缘或者锐利尖端的物品，如冰镐、碎冰锥、溜冰鞋、文艺体育单位表演用刀、矛、钗、戟、特殊用途刀具（包含所有刀刃长度），如手术刀、屠宰刀、雕刻刀、剃刀、刨刀、铣刀、美工刀、少数民族生活用的佩刀、佩剑以及其他被认为可能危害航空安全的各种器械。 3. 其他武器：如指虎、弩、催泪器、电击器、工兵铲、警棍、电警棍、军（警）用匕首、催泪瓦斯、胡椒喷剂、弹弓、拳钉、斧子、甩棍、加重或有尖钉的手杖、登山杖；能够造成人身伤害或者对航空安全和运输秩序构成较大危害的钝头器械，包括但不限于棒球（或垒球）球棒、桌球杆、板球球拍、曲棍球杆、高尔夫球杆、带金属尖端的手杖或雨伞以及用于武术运动的指节铜套、棍棒、双节棍等。 4. 军警相关（含仿制）：防弹衣、军靴、迷彩服装、钢盔、手铐、警棍、防弹衣、军警护具等 5. 其他能够造成人身伤害或者对航空安全和运输秩序构成较大危害的物品，包括但不限于撬棍、钻机（含钻头）、凿、锤、锥、锯、钳、焊枪、螺栓枪、射钉枪、螺丝刀、扳手、弹弓、弓箭、飞镖、大功率激光笔。 |
| 易燃易爆、火种及点火装置 | 1. 爆破器材：炸药、雷管、导火索、导爆索、爆破剂、导雷索、引信。 2. 烟花爆竹：如烟花、手持烟花、 鞭炮、摔炮、拉炮、砸炮、彩药弹等烟花爆竹及黑火药、烟火药、发令纸、导火线等。 3. 易燃气体：如氢气、甲烷、乙烷、丁烷、天然气、液化石油气、乙烯、丙烯、乙炔、液化石油气、氟利昂、冷凝剂、氧气（供病人吸氧的袋装医用氧气除外）、水煤气等。 4. 易燃固体：如金属钠、钾、锂、锌粉、镁粉、碳化钙（电石）、氰化钠、氰化钾、黄磷、白磷、硝化纤维（含胶片）、钛粉、打火石、红磷、硫磺、铝粉、闪光粉、固体酒精、火柴、活性炭、乒乓球、赛璐珞、发泡剂等。 5. 易燃液体：如补漆笔、指甲油、胶水、含胶水的商品、花露水、香水、汽油、柴油、煤油、桐油、丙酮、乙醚、油漆、生漆、苯、酒精、松香油、硝化甘油、硝铵、橡胶水、油漆、地坪漆等漆类产品。 6. 气溶胶产品，如喷雾除臭剂、发型定型喷雾、空气清新剂、防晒喷雾、杀虫剂喷雾、油漆喷雾、清洁剂喷雾、医用气溶胶。 气溶胶类产品的容器内含有液态产品和推进剂（通常是压缩气体或液化气体），容器内的推进剂施加压力使产品保持在液态或气态状态，当液体或气体混合物通过喷嘴时，高速流动的液体通过喷嘴的小孔，迅速失去压力并暴露在大气环境中，这一过程将液体破碎成无数微小的液滴，形成均匀的喷雾。 7. 机械假肢用小型气瓶、救生衣、救生背心、雪崩救援背包、供其他装置使用的小型气瓶等压力容器 8. 其他类：任何形式的打火机、炉头、电子点烟器、复古火折子 、吹气感应点烟器、喷枪枪头、卡式炉等被相关监管单位按照火种管控的物品。 |
| 强磁类 | 钓鱼磁铁、打捞磁铁、磁铁魔方等。 |
| 电池类 | 禁止运输纯电池、太阳能电池板、充电宝、具备充电宝功能的设备， |
| 白色粉末 | 所有白色粉末商品，如洗衣粉等 |
| DGR危险品 | 我们的常规渠道可以承运两种特定的危险品，分别是 UN3481 PI967第 2 部分和 UN3091 PI970第 2 部分。除了以上明确列出的物品外，我们不接受其他任何属于 DGR 范畴的危险品。 |
| 含氧化剂和过氧化物的产品 | 如高锰酸盐、高氯酸盐、氧化氢、过氧化钠、过氧化钾、过氧化铅、氯酸盐、溴酸盐、硝酸盐、双氧水等。 |
| 危险化学品 | 1. 常见危险化学品：如杀虫剂、驱虫药、老鼠药、蚊香液、樟脑丸等。 2. 有毒气体：如一氧化碳、一氧化氮、氯气等。 3. 毒性物质：砷、砒霜、汞化物、铊化物、氰化物、硒粉、苯酚、汞、剧毒农药等。 4. 易制毒化学品：如胡椒醛、黄樟素、黄樟油、麻黄素、伪麻黄素、羟亚胺、邻酮、苯乙酸、溴代苯丙酮、醋酸酐、甲苯、丙酮等。 |
| 生化制品、传染性、感染性物质 | 1. 所有生化制品和传染性、感染性物品，如病菌、病毒、菌种、毒种等动植物病原体，害虫及其他有害生物炭疽、带有活病原体的物质、寄生虫、排泄物、医疗废弃物、尸骨、动物器官、肢体、未经硝制的兽皮、未经药制的兽骨等。 2. 传染病病原体，如乙肝病毒、炭疽杆菌、结核杆菌、艾滋病病毒等能够造成人身伤害或者对航空安全和运输秩序构成较大危害的物品。 |
| 放射性物质 | 如钴、镭、钚等放射性同位素等放射性物品。 |
| 腐蚀性物质 | 如硫酸、硝酸、盐酸、蓄电池、氢氧化钠、氢氧化钾等。 |
| 人体组织 | 各种形态的人体组织，包括人类遗体、人类遗骸、人发、器官、血液、血清、细胞、器官组织、血液及其制品等生物材料。 |
| 动物及动物制品 | 1. 各类动物及动物制品，如珊瑚、贝壳、螃蟹、犀牛角、牛黄、虎骨、象牙、羽毛、毛皮、动物饲料、动物标本、肠线、肠膜、动物毛皮等。 2. 濒危野生动物及其制品，如象牙、虎骨、犀牛角及其制品等。 3. 皮革原材料和未经充分加工的皮革，如整张皮革、牛皮、驴皮等，但普通皮革制品不禁运。 |
| 植物及植物制品 | 1. 各类植物及植物制品，如各种花草、开花娃娃、草头娃娃、绿植、盆栽、树枝、种子、蔬菜、水果、多肉、松果、猫薄荷、鲜花、干花，干草，干植物，植物标本等。 2. 濒危植物及植物制品，如沉香制品、海柳手串等。 3. 偏原材料类的木，如原木、木劈条、木桩、木片条、木丝、木粉、枕木、木材等。 |
| 土壤肥料 | 土壤肥料，种植用的土壤，化肥，动植物肥料等，如氮肥、钾肥、氮磷钾混合肥等。 |
| 任何食品 | 1. 人用食品饮品，包括肉类、饮品、咖啡、酒、水果、零食、茶叶、肠衣、糯米纸、食品色素等。 2. 各类健康食品，如保健品、健康补剂、维生素等。 3. 动物用食品饮品，如猫条、猫狗零食、猫薄荷布丁、鱼饵等。 |
| 任何药品 | 各类药品，包括兽药，不论外敷或内服，如膏药、药贴、药片、药丸、眼药水、缓解酸痛或活络筋骨的喷雾、麻醉药、水杨酸软膏、壬二酸软膏、祛疤膏、祛疣膏等。 |
| 医疗器械和用品 | 1. 医疗器械，如血压计，血氧仪，心电图，呼吸机，雾化器等。 2. 医疗用品，如轮椅、医用拐杖、医用口罩、医用手套、手术刀、手术钳、急救包、注射器、输液器、带度数眼镜等。 |
| 毒品及吸毒工具 | 1. 毒品、麻醉药品和精神药品：如鸦片（包括罂粟壳、花、苞、叶）、吗啡、海洛因、可卡因、大麻、甲基苯丙胺（冰毒）、氯胺酮、甲卡西酮、苯丙胺、安钠咖等。 2. 吸毒工具：如冰壶、大麻管等。 |
| 香烟及吸烟工具 | 1. 烟类商品，如烟草，香烟，雪茄，电子烟等。 2. 吸烟工具，如烟斗等。 |
| 天然钻石、贵金属 | 天然钻石、金砖、银条、铂金等初级形状产品，以及黄金饰品，金器，银器等。 |
| 赌博用品 | 1. 筹码类商品禁运，不限筹码形式，包括圆片筹码、筹码卡等，均禁运。 2. 其他用于赌博的商品禁运，不论单个或成套均禁运，包括麻将、扑克、骰子、洗牌机、发牌机等。 3. 含赌博元素的宾果商品禁运，如乐透机、彩票机等赌博相关的。 |
| 矿物石材、金属和非金属原材料等 | 1. 矿物和石材类：硫磺、石英、天然石墨、高岭土、红柱石、鹅卵石、卵石、砾石、碎石、瓦片、白云石、石膏、硬石膏、云母、沥青、石棉等。 2. 非金属原料类：水泥、石灰、抹灰、石头、土、塑料纤维素、再生橡胶、橡胶废料、蚕茧、生丝、亚麻、木浆。 3. 金属原料类：金属制的板、片、膜、管、丝、绳、索、缆型材等：如铜电缆、铝管、钢铁型材、钢丝等。 4. 废金属：废铜、废铝等。 |
| 二手、翻新商品 | 任何二手、翻新的商品。 |
| 政治、经济、文化相关 | 1. 单独售卖的任何国家的国旗 2. 各国货币及有价证券、硬币、伪造或者变造的货币、证件、公章 3. 古董文物：古董文物及其仿制品等。1949年之前，如明代的瓷器、精致的玻璃制品等。 4. 内容涉及国家秘密的手稿、印刷品、胶卷、照片、唱片、影片、录音带、录像带、激光视盘、计算机存储介质及其它物品。 5. 一切有损出口国和销售国政治、经济、文化、道德的书籍、音像、电子制品等。 6. 暗藏式窃听器材、窃照器材、突发式收发报机、一次性密码本、密写工具、用于获取情报的电子监听和接收器材、无线电收发信机、通信保密机等。 7. 出版物、印刷品、音像制品等宣传品，如含有反动、煽动民族仇恨、破坏国家统一、破坏社会稳定、宣扬邪教、宗教极端思想、淫秽等内容的图书、刊物、图片、照片、音像制品等。 8. 涉及国家领土范围的地图及地球仪 |
| 侵犯知识产权和假冒伪劣物品 | 1. 侵犯知识产权：如侵犯专利权、商标权、著作权的图书、音像制品等。具体可点击此处参考日本专利信息平台注册的所有专利、商标及著作权。其包括但不限于nike、adidas、lv、coach、hermes、Apple、Popmart（labubu、molly、dimmo、crybaby等）、迪士尼（米老鼠、史迪仔、草莓熊、漫威英雄）、babythree、蜡笔小新、toptoy、三丽鸥（包括Hello Kitty、库洛米等）、宝可梦、火影忍者、咒术回战、东映动画旗下IP（海贼王、美少女战士、数码宝贝、龙珠、灌篮高手、一休等）等品牌及IP形象。 2. 假冒伪劣：如假冒伪劣的食品、药品、儿童用品、电子产品、化妆品、纺织品等。 |
| 石棉制品 | 所有的石棉制品（隔音板、石棉纱网、石棉眼罩、石棉管套、石棉手套、栽培岩棉、石棉瓦、阻燃垫等）。 |
| 润滑剂类商品 | 1. 汽车类润滑剂：如机油、燃油添加剂、车窗润滑剂。 2. 自行车润滑剂：自行车链条润滑剂、避震叉油等。 3. 家用润滑剂：家用机械润滑油等。 |
| 瞄准器及带有夜视功能的望远镜 | – 弓箭所用的瞄准器（无论是否带红外线、夜视功能均禁运）。 – 带夜视、红外功能的望远镜。 |
| 非个人使用的，商用、工业专用商品 | – 各类商业级、工业级非面对个人消费者使用的商品。如商业炉灶、工业/商业用洗烘套装、投币街机、工业用机床等。 |
| 盲盒及福袋 | – 跨境直邮场景下，严禁在同一盲盒/福袋内含多件不同SPU的商品或实际发货为不同SPU的商品，具体包括以下两类情形： – 一个盲盒/福袋装混装了多件不同SPU的商品：例如，一个盲盒/福袋内包含了眼霜、面霜及玩具等一套的商品； – 一个盲盒/福袋实际发货为不同SPU的商品：例如，美妆类盲盒/福袋，消费者可能获得眉笔、面膜、面霜等化妆品；电子电器类盲盒/福袋，消费者可能获得mp3、游戏机、耳机等电器；服装类盲盒/福袋，消费者可能获得上衣、裤子、裙子等服装。 注意：盲盒/福袋内仅含同一SPU的商品，不属于上述禁运范畴，例如毛绒玩具盲盒，可为同一SPU下的不同配色、造型等的SKU。为确保清关时申报信息和实物相符，需要按如下要求发布相关商品信息 – 商品标题必须清晰注明盲盒内商品具体的SPU名，如毛绒玩具盲盒、眼霜盲盒、耳机盲盒等，不能出现”圣诞节盲盒”、”搞笑盲盒”、”化妆品盲盒”、”数码盲盒”等模糊性描述； – 需根据盲盒类商品的SPU对应的类目，完善对应的材质、工艺/织造方式、用途、适用人群。 |
| 其他禁运物品 | 除以上禁运品类以外的其他物流禁运品类。《危险化学品目录 》、《民用爆炸物品品名表 》、《易制爆危险化学品目录 》、《易制毒化学品的分类和品种目录 》、《中华人民共和国禁止进出境物品表》载明的物品和《人间传染的病原微生物名录》载明的第一、第二类病原微生物等，以及法律、行政法规、国务院和国务院有关部门规定禁止寄递的其他物品。具体可查阅中国海关官方网站http://www.customs.gov.cn |
| 成人用品、性玩具、仿真娃娃 | 成人用品、性玩具、所有真人大小的仿真娃娃（无论性别、年龄、用途）、仿真人体器官等 |
| 所有涉及出口管制的商品 | 所有涉及出口管制的商品【包括但不限于钐、钆、铽、镐、错、抗、钇等各类稀土、钨、碲、铋、钼、铟等金属及合金(相关产品如意 纯度出口管制金属/合金制成的粉末、棒、球、矿石等原材料及成品)、无人机类的高科技设备等】,具体可参考 http://exportcontrol.mofcom.gov.cn/ckgzqdsjk.shtml?columnID=8&num=1 |
如何判断商品是否属于危险品
我们的常规渠道可以承运两种特定的危险品，分别是 UN3481 PI967第 2 部分和 UN3091 PI970第 2 部分。除了以上明确列出的物品外，我们不接受其他任何属于 DGR 范畴的危险品。
危险品不是看产品平时危不危险，而是看它在飞机上是否可能有风险。为了安全，承运人要求这些货物必须走专门的危险品渠道，使用专业包装、标签、申报和操作流程。
如果您不确定商品是否属于危险品，请查看商品包装附带的 MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) 文件，重点关注以下两个部分：
- 查看第 2 部分：危险性概述 (Section 2: Hazards Identification)
看 “象形图” (Pictograms)： 如果有火焰（红色底色）、感叹号、腐蚀或气体钢瓶等图标，通常代表该商品具有危险性。
看 “信号词” (Signal Word)： 如果显示为 “Danger” (危险) 或 “Warning” (警告)，说明商品可能受运输限制。
- 查看第 14 部分：运输信息 (Section 14: Transport Information)
看 “联合国编号” (UN Number)： 如果这里有编号（例如 UN3480, UN1263 等），这是最直接的证据，说明该商品属于危险品。
看 “运输名称” (Proper Shipping Name)： 如果这里写明了具体的名称（例如 “Lithium ion batteries” 锂电池），则属于危险品。
⚠️ 特别提醒 (Important Reminder)
- 只要有 UN 编号，就是危险品： 即使您的商品平时使用很安全，只要 MSDS 第 14 部分有 UN 编号，则证明该商品属于危险品。
运输属性
| 属性 | 分类 | 限制要求 | 常见商品 |
| 特货 | 设备内安装了锂电池 | 1. 2003年06月30日之后生产的锂电池或电池组的制造商和后续分销商必须可以提供联合国《试验和标准手册》第III部分第38.3小结（简称UN38.3）第38.3.5段规定的UN38.3试验概要（UN38.3 Test Summary，简称概要） 2. 锂电池仅内置在设备内，包装内无配套额外锂电池； 3. 锂离子电池芯，单电池芯的瓦时（Wh）额定值不超过20Wh； 4. 锂离子电池，单电池的瓦时（Wh）额定值不超过100Wh； 5. 锂金属电池芯，单电池芯的锂含量不得超过1g； 6. 锂金属电池，单电池的锂含量不得超过2g； | 无线鼠标、无线键盘、电动牙刷、智能眼镜、智能手表、智能手环、数码相机，无线耳机、电子书阅读器、遥控设备和玩具、电动洗车机等。 |
| | 设备内安装了非锂电电池 | 1. 碱性电池 2. 镍氢电池 3. 电池必须以防止短路的方式包装，每个电池的端子需要被覆盖或独立包装。 | 常见商品如遥控器、玩具，手电筒等 |
| | 含弱磁 | 在距离货物包装表面2.1米（即约7英尺）处测量的磁场强度不得超过0.00525高斯（Gauß），或者等效于0.525微特斯拉（µT）。 | 扬声器、耳机，小型电动马达、风扇、磁性拼图、积木、一些日历和装饰品使用弱磁铁来粘附在合适的表面上、带有磁铁的保护套，用于营销或教育目的的磁性贴纸、一些时尚饰品和配件，可能使用磁扣或装饰用的磁铁。 |
| 敏货 | 性状：液体/粉末/膏状/霜/乳/颗粒/锭状 | 1. 不含酒精及其他易燃液体 2. 单个容器内的液体不超过100ml； 3. 单个包装容量不得超过 500ml； 4. 非白色粉末 5. 非金属粉末 | 香皂、肥皂、精油、爽肤水(含酒精不收)、乳液、面膜、眼膜、眼线液、妆前精华液、卸妆水等、口红、唇膏、眼线笔、眉笔、眉粉、眼影、散粉、粉饼、高光粉、腮红、香皂等；洗面奶、防晒霜(乳液可走，喷雾状不收)、睫毛膏、面霜、眼霜、遮瑕膏、芦荟胶、BB霜、粉底液、妆前乳、洗发水、沐浴露、身体乳、护发素、发膜、唇彩、唇釉等； |
| | 用途：化妆品 | 1. 普通化妆品 2. 特殊用途化妆品 3. 唇用化妆品 4. 眼用化妆品 5. 指（趾）甲化妆品 6. 粉状化妆品 7. 其他被海关认定为化妆品的商品 | 包括彩妆、护肤品、沐浴露等非医疗用途的化妆品；滋养类、特殊功效类或治疗类化妆品，例如高温抗晒霜、去角质类产品等、口红、眉笔、散粉、卸妆水 |
特别说明：无人机
在跨境直邮场景下，无人机属于禁运商品。具体管控规则如下：无人机全称为无人驾驶飞行器（UAV），指的是设计为无需人类飞行员或乘客在机上即可飞行的航空器。
不受限制
玩具直升机（一般形态为主旋翼+尾桨），或者，实际主体非普通无人机的玩具飞机（类似传统飞机，两侧一般有固定翼）
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禁止出口
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他法令限制
《他法令》，全称叫输入关系他法令，并非单一法律，是指日本海关对进口商品实施监管的综合性法规框架，涵盖《日本食品安全法》、《药事法》等多项日本法规，其核心要求是：特定商品进口至日本时，必须事先取得相关部门颁发的许可证或认证文件，否则无法完成进口清关。
《他法令》涉及的商品中，部分属于禁运品，如食品、药品、毒品、武器等（均已囊括在上述平台禁限运清单中）。在跨境电商B2C场景下，他法令相关商品若进口数量在个人合理自用范围内，在进口清关时可以豁免提交许可证，如化妆品、婴儿用品等（详见下表）。
基于海关政策和清关实操中对个人合理自用数量的要求，平台对他法令相关的商品在叶子类目维度（日本TTS叶子类目为三级）设置购买数量限制：消费者下单时，若商品的SPU所对应的叶子类目被设置了数量限制，会在消费者加购该商品超出数量限制时，弹窗提示该商品的最大加购数量，提醒消费者需修改加购数量至数量限制以下。
《他法令》数量限制涉及的类目及具体数量限制如下：
| 适用类目 | 三级类目维度数量限制 | 限制依据 |
| 部分个人护理相关类目，如冲牙器、温度计、按摩器等 | 1件 | 1.海关对医疗器械限制要求https://www.customs.go.jp/tetsuzuki/c-answer/imtsukan/1805_jr.htm 2.涉及日本《药事法》，对人身体产生一定作用的产品，家用非医疗用相关器械，有清关数量限制 |
| 部分商用电器相关类目，如食品加工设备，烤箱、炉灶及电炉等 | 1件 | 商用大型设备，有清关数量限制 |
| 部分电子设备相关类目，如手机等 | 1件 | 涉及日本《電波法》，无线通信设备，如手机等，有清关数量限制 |
| 部分玩具相关类目，如陀螺、飞行玩具等 | 3件 | 涉及日本《食品卫生法》，适用年龄对象6岁以下儿童玩具和用品，如奶瓶、拨浪鼓等，有清关数量限制 |
| 部分婴儿用品相关类目，如吸奶器及配件等 | 洗手液、婴儿护肤品等快消品，限制24件 婴儿玩具、奶瓶等耐用品，限制3件 | |
| 部分美妆个护相关类目，如唇膏、剃须刀、电动修眉器等 | 身体防晒霜、面膜等快消品，限制24件 修剪器、卷发器等耐用品，限制3件 | 1.海关对化妆品限制要求https://www.customs.go.jp/tetsuzuki/c-answer/imtsukan/1805_jr.htm 2.涉及日本《药事法》，对人体/动物产生一定作用的产品，美容相关器械如美容仪、修甲器等，化妆品如口红等，有清关数量限制 3.涉及《医药品医疗器械法》，用于清洗人体/动物的产品，如肥皂、洗手液等，有清关数量限制 |
| 部分宠物护理相关类目，如美容湿巾、除臭喷雾及香水等 | 24件 | |
| 部分家用电器相关类目，如微波烤箱、榨汁机及搅拌机等 | 厨房电器零件等，限制24件 电烤炉、电食品蒸锅等电器设备，限制3件 | 涉及《食品卫生法》，直接或者间接接触口腔或食物的器具，如菜板、烤盘等，有清关数量限制 |
| 部分厨房用品相关类目，如压力锅、马克杯等 | 餐巾纸等快消品，限制24件 水瓶、茶壶等餐具，限制3件 | |
| 叶子类目对应数量限制清单明细，可参考日本三级类目商品数量限制list | | |
⚠️需注意：
对于个人合理自用数量没有明确的量化标准，最终以海关实际判定为准。如果实际清关时海关判定某些商品超过个人合理自用范围，有商用嫌疑，可能要求出具许可证，若无法提供会导致清关失败，涉及资损和相关处置费用。
购买数量限制设置在类目维度，若商品类目错放，比如正确类目限制1件，错放类目限制3件，则消费者超限购买风险增大，清关失败风险提高，所以需注意类目放置的合理性。
对于他法令商品，除了数量超个人合理自用场景外，商品为达人样品、收件人信息和地址填写为公司等场景也会被海关认定为商用，无许可证时清关失败。商家需注意达人发货品类，以及在发现收件人地址异常时建议对消费者进行温馨提醒。
进口清关失败场景
日本对跨境B2C小包进口清关要求高，跨境直邮卖家在日本市场售卖IP侵权、禁限类等不合规商品，或商品信息和实际发货不一致，会导致清关失败，需由商家自行承担扣货、销毁风险和损失。
日本进口清关失败场景，包括但不限于：
侵权商品：知名品牌，如LV、Chanel、Hermes、Gucci、Nike等；日本本土IP，如Sanrio、拓麻歌子、海贼王、宝可梦等；
禁限商品：食品类（猫粮、狗粮等）、动植物制品类（干花等）、药品和医疗器械类（膏药、微针滚轮、身体打孔工具等）等；
单货不符（商品链接和实际发货不匹配）：
拍A发B：直播场景下，未对所有直播商品生成商品链接，导致实际发货与商品链接对不上；商详页面图片和信息填写不规范，导致信息和实物不一致；商家补发或漏发，未按商品链接发货；
价格/数量不符：直播场景下万能价格链接，不代表真实商品数量和价格，仅用于凑足商品价格；赠送场景，买五赠一，或者赠送其他商品；商家多发或少发；
不同商品类型的盲盒：商品信息是xx盲盒，实际发货是其中一种或几种，比如电子产品盲盒（可能含耳机、手表、鼠标等）、化妆品盲盒（可能含口红、眼影等）等。
价格异常：比如，保温杯价格挂1日元，未展示商品真实价格。
他法令商品被海关判定为商用：商品涉及他法令且被海关判定为商用，当他法令商品购买数量超出个人自用限制、收件人和地址填写公司或商品为达人样品时，均可能被日本海关判定为商用。
清关失败包裹处理
按日本海关要求，各类场景下的清关失败包裹必须走销毁流程。根据商品不同，对应产生3k-8w日元/包裹的销毁费用，由商家承担（费用金额仅供参考，最终以实际销毁费用为准）。
疑似IP
侵权商品被日本海关暂扣后处理流程：
平台会在扣货当天和商家确认是否可以提供证明商品为正品的资料：
如果可以提供，平台会对应提交给海关；
如果商家未能在日本当地时间次日中午12时之前提供正品资料，则视为商家授权平台同意销毁被扣商品。
建议售卖品牌商品的商家提前准备相应资料以备查验。
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English Version
The transportation of cross-border e-commerce parcels must strictly comply with relevant laws and regulations to ensure safety and compliance. These regulations include, but are not limited to, the Customs Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Import and Export Commodity Inspection Law, the Postal Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Regulations on the Administration of the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Civil Aviation of China, the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR), the Regulations on the Administration of Civil Aviation Cargo Transport, and the Regulations on Civil Aviation Security of the People’s Republic of China.
Non-shippable Items
Non-exhaustive
| Categories of Prohibited Items | Detailed List of Prohibited Items |
| Firearms and ammunition, including replicas and major components. | 1. Firearms (including replicas and major components) Such as pistols, rifles, submachine guns, riot guns, air guns, shotguns, sporting guns, anaesthetic injection guns, pellet guns, tear gas guns, signal flares/pistols, starting pistols, sample guns, toy guns, disassembled firearm components that can be restored/assembled (e.g., scopes), and brackets usable as sniper rifle supports, etc. 2. Ammunition (including replicas) Such as BB pellets, bullets, and bullet-shaped items (e.g., pendants, necklaces, etc.), bombs, grenades, rockets, flares, dummy rounds, incendiary bombs, smoke bombs, smoke cakes, smoke sticks, signal cartridges, tear gas canisters, poison gas bombs, landmines, hand grenades, artillery shells, gunpowder, explosives, and other explosive substances, etc. |
| Controlled Instruments,Offensive Weapons | 1. Controlled Knives Knives and weapons explicitly defined in the “Standard for the Identification of Controlled Knives”, such as daggers, triangular scrapers, spring knives (switchblades) with self-locking devices, and other similar single-edged, double-edged, or triangular sharp knives, including butterfly knives, spring knives, folding knives, military knives, and katanas. 2. Sharp or Blunt Objects Other Than Controlled Knives Kitchen knives, large garden shears, large fruit knives, large table knives, craft knives, swords, and items with sharp edges or points, such as ice axes, ice picks, ice skates, performance knives for artistic or sports organizations, spears, hairpins (ornamental), halberds, and special-purpose knives (of all blade lengths) such as scalpels, slaughter knives, carving knives, razors, planers, milling cutters, utility knives, and personal knives/swords used by ethnic minorities. This also includes any other instrument deemed potentially harmful to aviation safety. 3. Other Weapons Such as brass knuckles, crossbows, tear gas devices, stun guns, entrenching tools (shovels), batons, electric batons, military/police daggers, tear gas, pepper spray, slingshots, spiked knuckles, axes, telescopic batons, weighted or spiked canes, and walking sticks. Also included are blunt instruments capable of causing bodily harm or posing a significant threat to aviation safety and order, including but not limited to baseball (or softball) bats, billiard cues, cricket bats, hockey sticks, golf clubs, canes or umbrellas with metal tips, and martial arts equipment such as brass knuckles, cudgels, and nunchakus. 4. Military and Police Related Items (including replicas) Bulletproof vests, combat boots, camouflage uniforms, steel helmets, handcuffs, batons, bulletproof vests, and military/police protective gear. 5. Other Items Capable of Causing Bodily Harm or Endangering Aviation Safety Including but not limited to crowbars, drills (including bits), chisels, hammers, awls, saws, pliers, welding torches, bolt guns, nail guns, screwdrivers, wrenches, slingshots, bows and arrows, darts, and high-powered laser pointers. |
| Inflammable and Explosive Substances, Fire Sources, and Ignition Devices | 1. Blasting Equipment (DGR Class 1) Explosives, detonators, blasting fuses, detonating cords, blasting agents, primer cords, and fuzes. 2. Fireworks and Firecrackers (DGR Class 1) Such as fireworks, handheld fireworks, firecrackers, snappers, pull-cords, strike-a-lights, color bombs, and other pyrotechnic articles; as well as black powder, pyrotechnic composition, starting pistol paper, and fuses. 3. Flammable Gases (DGR Class 2.1) Such as hydrogen, methane, ethane, butane, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), ethylene, propylene, acetylene, freon, condensers, oxygen (excluding packaged medical oxygen for patient inhalation), and water gas. 4. Flammable Solids (DGR Class 4.1) Such as sodium, potassium, lithium, zinc powder, magnesium powder, calcium carbide, sodium cyanide, potassium cyanide, yellow phosphorus, white phosphorus, nitrocellulose (including film), titanium powder, flint, red phosphorus, sulfur, aluminum powder, flash powder, solid alcohol, matches, activated carbon, table tennis balls, celluloid, and foaming agents. 5. Flammable Liquids (DGR Class 3) Such as touch-up paint pens, nail polish, glue, glue-containing products, toilet water, perfume, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, tung oil, acetone, ether, paint, raw lacquer, benzene, alcohol, rosin oil, nitroglycerin, ammonium nitrate, rubber cement, floor paint, and other paint products. 6. Aerosol Products (DGR Class 2.1 or 2.2) Such as spray deodorants, hair styling sprays, air fresheners, sunscreen sprays, insecticide sprays, paint sprays, cleaner sprays, and medical aerosols. Aerosol products contain a liquid product and a propellant (usually a compressed or liquefied gas) within the container. The propellant exerts pressure to keep the product in a liquid or gaseous state. When the liquid or gas mixture passes through the nozzle, the high-speed flowing liquid passes through the small hole of the nozzle, rapidly loses pressure, and is exposed to the atmospheric environment. This process breaks the liquid into countless tiny droplets, forming a uniform spray. 7. Pressure Vessels Small gas cylinders for mechanical prosthetics, life jackets, life vests, avalanche rescue backpacks, and small gas cylinders for other devices. 8. Other Categories Any form of lighters, stove burners, electronic cigarette lighters, retro-style fire tubes, blow-sensing lighters, spray gun nozzles, cassette stoves, and other items regulated as fire sources by relevant supervisory authorities. |
| Powerful Magnets | Salvage Magnets / Retrieval Magnets,Magnetic Cubes |
| Battery Products | 1. Pure batteries 2. Solar panels 3. Power banks 4. Devices with power bank functionality |
| White Powder | All commodities whose property is white powder |
| Dangerous Goods | Our cargo channels can carry two specific types of dangerous goods: UN3481 PI967 Section 2 and UN3091 PI970 Section 2. Except for the items explicitly listed above, we do not accept any other dangerous goods classified under DGR. |
| Products Containing Oxidizing Agents and Peroxides | Permanganates, perchlorates, hydrogen oxide, sodium peroxide, potassium peroxide, lead peroxide, chlorates, bromates, nitrates, hydrogen peroxide, etc. |
| Dangerous Chemicals | 1. Common dangerous chemicals: such as insecticides, repellents, rat poisons, mosquito-repellent incense liquid, camphor balls, etc. 2. Toxic gases: such as carbon monoxide, nitric oxide, chlorine gas, etc. 3. Toxic substances: arsenic, arsenic trioxide, mercurials, thallium compounds, cyanides, selenium powder, phenol, mercury, highly toxic pesticides, etc. 4. Precursor chemicals: such as piperonal, safrole, sassafras oil, ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, hydroxylimine, phenylacetone, phenylacetic acid, bromoacetophenone, acetic anhydride, toluene, acetone, etc. |
| Biochemical Products, Infectious and Contagious Substances | 1. All biochemical products and infectious, contagious items, such as pathogens of animals and plants like bacteria, viruses, bacterial strains, virus strains, pests and other harmful organisms, anthrax, substances carrying live pathogens, parasites, excreta, medical waste, bones, animal organs, limbs, untanned animal hides, unprocessed animal bones, etc. 2. Pathogens of infectious diseases, such as hepatitis B virus, Bacillus anthracis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, HIV, and other items that can cause personal injury or pose a significant hazard to aviation safety and transportation order. |
| Radioactive substances | Radioactive substances such as radioactive isotopes like cobalt, radium, and plutonium. |
| Corrosive Substances | Such as sulfuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, storage batteries, sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, etc. |
| Human Tissues | Various forms of human tissues, including biological materials such as human remains, human relics, human hair, organs, blood, serum, cells, organ tissues, blood and its products. |
| Animals and Animal Products | 1. Various animals and animal products, such as corals, shells, crabs, rhinoceros horns, bezoar, tiger bones, ivory, feathers, furs, animal feed, animal specimens, catgut, intestinal membranes, animal furs, etc. 2. Endangered wild animals and their products, such as ivory, tiger bones, rhinoceros horns and their products, etc. 3. Leather raw materials and insufficiently processed leather, such as whole pieces of leather, cowhide, donkey hide, etc., but ordinary leather products are not prohibited for transportation. |
| Plants and Plant Products | 1. Various plants and plant products, such as all kinds of flowers and plants, flowering dolls, grass-head dolls, green plants, potted plants, branches, seeds, vegetables, fruits, succulents, pine cones, catnip, fresh flowers, dried flowers, hay, dried plants, plant specimens, etc. 2. Endangered plants and their products, such as agarwood products, sea willow bracelets, etc. 3. Wood that is more like raw materials, such as logs, split wood strips, wooden stakes, wood chip strips, wood wool, wood powder, sleepers, timber, etc. |
| Soil Fertilizers | Soil fertilizers, soil for planting, chemical fertilizers, animal and plant fertilizers, etc., such as nitrogen fertilizer, potassium fertilizer, nitrogen-phosphorus-potassium compound fertilizer, etc. |
| Any food | 1. Food and beverages for human consumption, including meat, drinks, coffee, alcohol, fruits, snacks, tea, casings, rice paper, food coloring, etc. 2. Various health foods, such as health supplements, health tonics, vitamins, etc. 3. Food and beverages for animals, such as cat strips, cat and dog snacks, catnip pudding, fishing bait, etc. |
| Any Pharmaceutical Products | Various types of pharmaceuticals, including veterinary drugs, whether for external application or internal use, such as plasters, medicinal patches, tablets, pills, eye drops, sprays for relieving soreness or activating blood circulation and relaxing muscles, anesthetics, salicylic acid ointment, azelaic acid ointment, scar removal ointment, wart removal ointment, etc. |
| Medical Devices and Supplies | 1. Medical devices, such as sphygmomanometers, oximeters, electrocardiographs, ventilators, nebulizers, etc. 2. Medical supplies, such as wheelchairs, medical crutches, medical masks, medical gloves, scalpels, surgical forceps, first-aid kits, syringes, infusion sets, prescription glasses, etc. |
| Drugs and Drug-taking Tools | 1. Drugs, narcotic drugs, and psychotropic substances: such as opium (including poppy shells, flowers, buds, leaves), morphine, heroin, cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine (ice), ketamine, methcathinone, amphetamine, caffeine sodium benzoate, etc. 2. Drug-taking tools: such as ice pipes, marijuana pipes, etc. |
| Cigarettes and Smoking Tools | 1. Tobacco, cigarettes, cigars, electronic cigarettes, etc. 2. Smoking tools, such as pipes, etc. |
| Natural diamonds, Precious metals | Natural diamonds, gold bricks, silver bars, platinum and other products in primary forms, as well as gold jewelry, goldware, silverware, etc. |
| Gambling Supplies | 1. Gambling chips and similar products are prohibited from shipment, regardless of their form, including round chips, chip cards, etc., all are prohibited. 2. Other products used for gambling are prohibited from shipment, whether single items or sets, including mahjong, poker, dice, card shufflers, card dealers, etc. 3. Bingo products containing gambling elements are prohibited from shipment, such as lottery machines, lottery ticket machines, and other gambling-related items. |
| Mineral Stones, Metals, Non-metallic Raw Materials, etc. | 1. Minerals and stone materials: sulfur, quartz, natural graphite, kaolin, andalusite, cobblestones, pebbles, gravel, crushed stone, tiles, dolomite, gypsum, anhydrite, mica, asphalt, asbestos, etc. 2. Non-metallic raw materials: cement, lime, plaster, stone, soil, plastic cellulose, reclaimed rubber, rubber waste, silkworm cocoons, raw silk, flax, wood pulp. 3. Metal raw materials: metal plates, sheets, films, tubes, wires, ropes, cables, profiles, etc.: such as copper cables, aluminum tubes, steel profiles, steel wires, etc. 4. Scrap metal: scrap copper, scrap aluminum, etc. |
| Second-hand and Refurbished goods | Any second-hand or refurbished goods. |
| Products Related to Politics, Economy, and Culture | 1. National flags of any country sold separately 2. National currencies, securities, coins, counterfeit or altered currencies, documents, and official seals of various countries 3. Antique cultural relics: antique cultural relics and their replicas, etc. Those from before 1949, such as Ming Dynasty porcelain, exquisite glassware, etc. 4. Manuscripts, printed materials, films, photos, records, videos, audio tapes, video tapes, laser discs, computer storage media and other items containing state secrets. 5. All books, audio-visual products, electronic products, etc. that are detrimental to the politics, economy, culture, and morality of the exporting and selling countries. 6. Concealed wiretapping devices, secret photographing devices, burst transmitters and receivers, one-time codebooks, secret writing tools, electronic monitoring and receiving equipment for intelligence gathering, radio transceivers, communication security machines, etc. 7. Publications, printed materials, audio-visual products and other propaganda materials, such as books, periodicals, pictures, photos, audio-visual products containing reactionary content, incitement to ethnic hatred, undermining national unity, disrupting social stability, advocating cults, religious extremism, obscenity, etc. 8. Maps and globes involving national territorial boundaries |
| Infringement and Counterfeit Products | 1. Infringement of intellectual property rights: such as books, audio-visual products that infringe on patent rights, trademark rights, and copyrights. For details, please click here to refer to all patents, trademarks, and copyrights registered on the Japan Patent Information Platform. These include but are not limited to brands and IP images such as Nike, adidas, LV, Coach, Hermès, Apple, Popmart (Labubu, Molly, Dimmo, Crybaby, etc.), Disney (Mickey Mouse, Stitch, Strawberry Bear, Marvel Heroes), Babythree, Crayon Shin-chan, TopToy, Sanrio (including Hello Kitty, Kuromi, etc.), Pokémon, Naruto, Jujutsu Kaisen, IPs owned by Toei Animation (One Piece, Sailor Moon, Digimon, Dragon Ball, Slam Dunk, Ikkyu, etc.). 2. Counterfeit and shoddy products: such as counterfeit and shoddy food, medicines, children’s products, electronic products, cosmetics, textiles, etc. |
| Other Non-shippable Products | Other logistics-prohibited items besides the above prohibited categories. Items specified in the “Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals”, “Catalogue of Civil Explosives”, “Catalogue of Explosive-Prone Hazardous Chemicals”, “Classification and List of Precursor Chemicals”, “List of Items Prohibited from Import and Export of the People’s Republic of China”, as well as the first and second categories of pathogenic microorganisms specified in the “Catalogue of Pathogenic Microorganisms Transmissible Among Humans”, and other items prohibited from being posted or delivered as stipulated by laws, administrative regulations, the State Council and relevant departments of the State Council. For details, please refer to the official website of China Customs.http://www.customs.gov.cn |
| Adult Products, Sex Toys, Realistic Dolls | Adult products, sex toys, all life-sized realistic dolls (regardless of gender, age, or purpose), realistic human organs, etc. |
| Asbestos Products | All asbestos products (sound insulation boards, asbestos wire mesh, asbestos eye masks, asbestos pipe sleeves, asbestos gloves, cultivation rock wool, asbestos tiles, flame-retardant pads, etc.). |
| Lubricant Products | 1. Automotive lubricants: such as engine oil, fuel additives, window lubricants. 2. Bicycle lubricants: bicycle chain lubricants, shock absorber fork oil, etc. 3. Household lubricants: household mechanical lubricating oil, etc. |
| Sights and Telescopes with Night Vision Function | 1. Sights used for bows and arrows (whether with infrared or night vision functions, they are all prohibited for shipment). 2. Telescopes with night vision and infrared functions. |
| Commodities for Commercial or Industrial use, not for Personal Use | Various commercial-grade and industrial-grade commodities that are not intended for individual consumers. Such as commercial stoves, industrial/commercial washing and drying sets, coin-operated arcade machines, industrial machine tools, etc. |
| Blind Boxes and Lucky Bags | In international shipping scenarios, it is strictly prohibited to include multiple products with different SKUs in the same blind box/lucky bag or to actually ship products with different SKUs. Specifically, the following two situations are included: – A blind box/lucky bag contains a mixture of multiple products with different SKUs: For example, a blind box/lucky bag contains a set of products such as eye cream, face cream, and toys; – A blind box/lucky bag actually ships products with different SKUs: For example, for beauty product blind boxes/lucky bags, consumers may receive cosmetics such as eyebrow pencils, facial masks, and face creams; for electronic and electrical product blind boxes/lucky bags, consumers may receive electrical appliances such as mp3 players, game consoles, and earphones; for clothing blind boxes/lucky bags, consumers may receive clothing such as tops, pants, and skirts. Note: Blind boxes/lucky bags containing only products with the same SKU are not within the scope of the above prohibited items. For example, a plush toy blind box can have SKUs with different colors, shapes, etc. under the same SKU. To ensure that the declared information matches the actual items during customs clearance, the relevant product information must be published in accordance with the following requirements: – The product title must clearly indicate the specific SKU name of the products in the blind box, such as plush toy blind box, eye cream blind box, earphone blind box, etc. Vague descriptions such as “Christmas blind box”, “funny blind box”, “cosmetics blind box”, “digital blind box” are not allowed; – The corresponding material, craftsmanship/ |
| All Products Subject to Export Control | All commodities subject to export control [including but not limited to various rare earths such as samarium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, praseodymium, scandium, yttrium, etc., metals and alloys such as tungsten, tellurium, bismuth, molybdenum, indium (related products such as powders, rods, balls, ores and other raw materials and finished products made of export-controlled metals/alloy with intended purity), high-tech equipment such as drones, etc.], for details, please refer to http://exportcontrol.mofcom.gov.cn/ckgzqdsjk.shtml?columnID=8&num=1 |
How to Determine if a Product is a Dangerous Good
Our cargo channels can carry two specific types of dangerous goods: UN3481 PI967 Section 2 and UN3091 PI970 Section 2. Except for the items explicitly listed above, we do not accept any other dangerous goods classified under DGR.
Dangerous goods are not determined by whether they are dangerous in daily use, but by whether they may pose a risk during air transport. For safety reasons, carriers require these goods to be shipped via specialized dangerous goods channels, using professional packaging, labeling, declaration, and handling procedures.
If you are unsure whether your product is a dangerous good, please refer to the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) provided with your product packaging and check the following two sections:
- Check Section 2: Hazards Identification
Look for “Pictograms”: Symbols such as a Flame (red background), Exclamation Mark, Corrosion, or Gas Cylinder usually indicate that the product is hazardous.
Look for “Signal Word”: If the word “Danger” or “Warning” is displayed, the product may be subject to transport restrictions.
- Check Section 14: Transport Information
Look for “UN Number”: If there is a number listed here (e.g., UN3480, UN1263, etc.), this is the most direct evidence that the product is a dangerous good.
Look for “Proper Shipping Name”: If a specific name is listed (e.g., “Lithium ion batteries”), the product is classified as a dangerous good.
⚠️ Important Reminder
- Any UN Number means it is a dangerous good: Even if your product is safe for everyday use, if there is a UN Number in Section 14 of the MSDS, it confirms that the product is a dangerous good.
Transport Attributes
| Attributes | Categories | Limitations | Examples |
| Special | Built-in Lithium batteries | 1. Manufacturers and subsequent distributors of lithium batteries or battery packs produced on or after June 30, 2003, must be able to provide the UN38.3 Test Summary as specified in Section 38.3.5 of the UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, Subsection 38.3 (commonly referred to as UN38.3). 2. Lithium batteries must be installed inside the equipment only; no additional spare lithium batteries are allowed in the package. 3. For lithium-ion battery cells, the watt-hour (Wh) rating of a single cell must not exceed 20Wh. 4. For lithium-ion batteries (packs), the watt-hour (Wh) rating of a single battery must not exceed 100Wh. 5. For lithium metal battery cells, the lithium content of a single cell must not exceed 1g. 6. For lithium metal batteries (packs), the lithium content of a single battery must not exceed 2g. | Wireless mice, wireless keyboards, electric toothbrushes, smart glasses, smart watches, smart bracelets, digital cameras, wireless earphones, e-book readers, remote‑controlled devices and toys, electric car washers, etc. |
| | Non‑lithium batteries installed inside equipment | 1. Alkaline batteries 2. Ni‑MH (Nickel‑Metal Hydride) batteries 3. Batteries must be packed in a manner that prevents short circuits; the terminals of each battery must be covered or packaged separately. | Remote controls, toys, flashlights, etc. |
| | Contains weak magnets | The magnetic field strength measured at a distance of 2.1 meters (approximately 7 feet) from the surface of the cargo packaging must not exceed 0.00525 Gauss (G), or the equivalent of 0.525 microtesla (µT). | Speakers, headphones, small electric motors, fans, magnetic puzzles, building blocks, some calendars and decorations that use weak magnets to adhere to surfaces, protective cases with magnets, magnetic stickers for marketing or educational purposes, and some fashion accessories that may use magnetic clasps or decorative magnets. |
| Sensitive | Properties: Liquid / Powder / Paste / Cream / Lotion / Granule / Lozenge | 1. Does not contain alcohol or other flammable liquids. 2. The liquid in a single container must not exceed 100ml. 3. The capacity of a single package must not exceed 500ml. 4. Non‑white powder. 5. Non‑metallic powder. | Soap, bar soap, essential oils, toners (alcohol‑containing toners are not accepted), lotions, facial masks, eye masks, liquid eyeliner, pre‑makeup serums, makeup remover, etc.; lipstick, lip balm, eyeliner pencils, eyebrow pencils, eyebrow powder, eyeshadow, loose powder, pressed powder, highlighter, blush, soap, etc.; facial cleanser, sunscreen (lotion form is acceptable, spray form is not accepted), mascara, facial cream, eye cream, concealer, aloe vera gel, BB cream, liquid foundation, primer, shampoo, body wash, body lotion, conditioner, hair mask, lip gloss, liquid lipstick, etc. |
| | Usage: Cosmetics | 1. Ordinary cosmetics 2. Special‑purpose cosmetics 3. Lip cosmetics 4. Eye cosmetics 5. Nail cosmetics 6. Powdered cosmetics 7. Other products recognized as cosmetics by customs | Non‑medicinal cosmetics such as makeup, skincare products, and body wash; Nourishing, special‑effect, or therapeutic cosmetics, for example, high‑protection sunscreen and exfoliating products; Lipstick, eyebrow pencils, loose powder, and makeup remover. |
Special Note: Drones
In the cross‑border direct shipping scenario, drones are non-shippable goods. The specific control rules are as follows:
A drone, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), refers to an aircraft designed to fly without a human pilot or passengers on board.
Shippable
Toy helicopters (generally featuring one main rotor + one tail rotor); or
Toy airplanes whose main body is not a typical drone (similar to traditional airplanes, usually with fixed wings on both sides).
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Non-shippable
General drones with three or more rotor axes; or
Toy drones with three or more rotor axes.
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Other Statutory Restrictions
“Other Statutory Laws” (full name: Other Laws and Regulations Related to Importation) is not a single piece of legislation, but a comprehensive regulatory framework implemented by Japan Customs for imported goods. It covers various Japanese laws such as the Food Sanitation Act and the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act. Its core requirement is that specific goods must obtain a license or certification document issued by the relevant authorities before being imported into Japan; otherwise, import customs clearance cannot be completed.
Among the goods covered by “Other Statutory Laws,” some are prohibited items, such as food, pharmaceuticals, narcotics, and weapons (all of which are already included in the above platform prohibited and restricted items list). In the cross-border e-commerce B2C scenario, if the import quantity of goods related to “Other Statutory Laws” is within the scope of personal reasonable personal use, the submission of a license can be exempted during import customs clearance, such as cosmetics and baby products (see the table below for details).
Based on customs policies and the requirements for personal reasonable personal use quantity in customs clearance operations, the platform sets purchase quantity limits for goods related to “Other Statutory Laws” at the leaf category level (Japan TTS leaf categories are level 3): When a consumer places an order, if the leaf category corresponding to the SPU of the goods has a quantity limit set, a pop-up window will prompt the maximum purchase quantity of the goods when the consumer adds the goods to the cart beyond the limit, reminding the consumer to modify the added quantity to below the limit.
The categories involved in the “Other Statutory Laws” quantity restrictions and the specific quantity limits are as follows:
| categories | Quantity limits at the leaf category level | Basis for Restriction |
| Some categories related to personal care, such as water flossers, thermometers, massagers, etc. | 1 piece | 1. Customs restrictions on medical devices https://www.customs.go.jp/tetsuzuki/c-answer/imtsukan/1805_jr.htm 2. Products that have certain effects on the human body and are related to Japan’s Pharmaceutical Affairs Act, including household non-medical devices, are subject to customs clearance quantity restrictions |
| Some categories related to commercial electrical appliances, such as food processing equipment, ovens, stoves, electric stoves, etc. | 1 piece | Large commercial equipment is subject to customs clearance quantity restrictions |
| Some categories related to electronic devices, such as mobile phones, etc. | 1 piece | Related to Japan’s Radio Law, there are customs clearance quantity restrictions on wireless communication devices such as mobile phones. |
| Some toy-related categories, such as gyroscopes, flying toys, etc. | 3 piece | Related to Japan’s Food Sanitation Act, toys and supplies for children under 6 years old, such as baby bottles and rattles, are subject to customs clearance quantity restrictions. |
| Some baby product-related categories, such as breast pumps and their accessories, etc. | Fast-moving consumer goods such as hand sanitizers and baby skincare products are limited to 24 items. Durable goods such as baby toys and feeding bottles are limited to 3 items. | |
| Some categories related to beauty and personal care, such as lipsticks, razors, electric eyebrow trimmers, etc. | Consumer cosmetic goods such as physical sunscreen and facial masks are limited to 24 items. Durable goods such as trimmers and hair curlers are limited to 3 items. | 1.Customs’ restrictive requirements on cosmetics https://www.customs.go.jp/tetsuzuki/c-answer/imtsukan/1805_jr.htm 2.Products that are related to Japan’s Pharmaceutical Affairs Act and have certain effects on the human body/animals, beauty-related devices such as beauty instruments and nail trimmers, and cosmetics such as lipsticks, are subject to customs clearance quantity restrictions. 3.Products used for cleaning humans/animals that are related to the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Act, such as soap and hand sanitizer, are subject to customs clearance quantity restrictions. |
| Some pet care-related categories, such as grooming wipes, deodorizing sprays, perfumes, etc. | 24 pieces | |
| Some categories related to household appliances, such as microwave ovens, juicers, and blenders, etc. | Parts of kitchen appliances, etc., are limited to 24 pieces. Electrical equipment such as electric ovens and electric food steamers are limited to 3 pieces. | Items that come into direct or indirect contact with the mouth or food, such as chopping boards and baking trays, which are related to the Food Sanitation Act, are subject to customs clearance quantity restrictions. |
| Some categories related to kitchen supplies, such as pressure cookers, mugs, etc. | Fast-moving consumer goods such as paper napkins are limited to 24 items. Tableware such as water bottles and teapots are limited to 3 items. | |
| For details of the quantity limit list corresponding to leaf categories, please refer to Japan’s third-level category product quantity restriction list | | |
⚠️Please Note:
No explicit quantitative standard: There is no clear quantitative standard for “personal reasonable personal use quantity”; the final determination is at the discretion of Japan Customs. If customs determines during actual clearance that the quantity of certain goods exceeds the scope of personal reasonable use and suspects commercial use, they may require the submission of a license. Failure to provide one will result in customs clearance failure, leading to financial losses and disposal fees.
Risk of incorrect categorization: Purchase quantity limits are set at the category level. If a product is misclassified (e.g., a product belonging to a category limited to 1 unit is placed in a category limited to 3 units), the risk of consumers purchasing beyond the limit increases, thereby raising the risk of customs clearance failure. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure the rationality of category placement.
Commercial use determination: For goods subject to “Other Statutory Laws,” in addition to exceeding the personal reasonable use quantity, scenarios such as the goods being influencer samples or the recipient information/address being that of a company will also be deemed as commercial use by customs, resulting in clearance failure without a license. Merchants must pay attention to the categories of goods shipped by influencers and are advised to issue friendly reminders to consumers if abnormal recipient addresses are detected.
Scenarios of Import Customs Clearance Failure
Japan has strict requirements for customs clearance of cross-border B2C small package imports. If international shipping sellers sell non-compliant products such as IP-infringing, prohibited or restricted items in Japan , or if the product information is inconsistent with the actual shipment, it will lead to customs clearance failure. The sellers shall bear the risks and losses of goods being detained or destroyed on their own.
Scenarios of Japanese import customs clearance failure include but are not limited to:
Infringing products: Well-known brands such as LV, Chanel, Hermes, Gucci, Nike, etc.; Japanese local IPs such as Sanrio, Tamagotchi, One Piece, Pokémon, etc.;
Prohibited and restricted products: Food products (cat food, dog food, etc.), animal and plant products (dried flowers, etc.), pharmaceuticals and medical devices (plasters, microneedle rollers, body piercing tools, etc.), etc.;
Discrepancy between the order and the goods (mismatch between the product link and the actual shipment):
Order A but ship B: In live streaming scenarios, failure to generate product links for all live-streamed products leads to a mismatch between the actual shipment and the product link; non-standard filling of pictures and information on the product detail page results in inconsistency between the information and the physical product; merchants reissue or miss shipments and fail to ship according to the product link;+
Price/quantity mismatch: In live streaming scenarios, the universal price link does not represent the actual quantity and price of the product, but is only used to make up the product price; in gift-giving scenarios, buy five and get one free, or give other products as gifts; merchants ship more or fewer items;
Blind boxes of different product types: The product information is xx blind box, but the actual shipment is one or several of them, such as electronic product blind boxes (which may contain headphones, watches, mice, etc.), cosmetics blind boxes (which may contain lipsticks, eye shadows, etc.), etc.
Abnormal price: For example, the price of a thermos is listed as 1 yen, without showing the real price of the product.
Other legal products deemed commercial by customs: Products involving other legal regulations and deemed commercial by customs. When the purchase quantity of other legal products exceeds the limit for personal use, the recipient and address are filled in as a company, or the product is a sample for influencers, it may be deemed commercial by Japanese customs.
Handling of parcels with failed customs clearanceIn
accordance with the requirements of Japanese customs, parcels that fail to clear customs in various scenarios must go through the destruction process. Depending on the product, a destruction fee of 3,000 – 80,000 yen per parcel will be incurred, which shall be borne by the merchant (the fee amount is for reference only, and the final amount shall be based on the actual destruction cost).
Handling process for suspected IP-infringing products after being detained by Japanese customs:
The platform will confirm with the seller on the day of detention whether they can provide materials to prove that the products are authentic:
If the seller can provide, the platform will submit them to the customs accordingly;
If the seller fails to provide the authentic product materials by 12:00 noon of the next day (Japan local time), it will be deemed that the merchant has authorized the platform to agree to destroy the detained products.
It is recommended that merchants selling branded products prepare the corresponding materials in advance for inspection.