NISHIO Hirokazu[English][日本語]

Send wallet by registered mail and return postage with a fixed amount money order.

I left my wallet at a hotel and had it sent to me by registered mail.

It arrived in an envelope that looked like this

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They even included a return envelope asking me to send a receipt that I received the package, and I thought it was a hassle and a heartbreaking almost $1,000 shipping cost.

  • Registered cash 825 yen
  • 84 yen for return postage
  • Total 909 yen

I asked the staff at the post office if there was a better way, and they recommended a fixed-sum money order.

  • You can also send out a money order, which is not a fixed amount, but I heard it costs about 500 yen in that case.
    • About 1,400 yen
  • Fixed-amount money orders have a 200 yen fee instead of a fixed amount.
    • About 1,200 yen

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Exchange Form A.


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