gear in japan

[gaijin]

hello, i live and work in japan. i am trying to find info. about the legality of gear here in japan. any info would be greatly appreciated, and forgive me if i make any mistakes, i am new here. i play judo and also full contact karate. i would like to bulk a little, maybe 20-25 pounds and speed recup. time in my joints and muscles (i'm 30 years). i have cycled twice in the past with decent results, but that was many years ago. thanks for your time!

 

[CerealKiller]

No asking for sources.....edit your post or you will have a bunch of scammers e-mailing you.

 

[micromko]

i am not a source but you can send me your money and i will send you nothing. that is what will happen if you ask for a source on the treads. use your head before you post please.

 

[gaijin]

thanks for the advice...

 

[gaijin]

oh..by the way what are "treads"?

 

[The Iron Game]

Konnichiwa tomodachi, from what I have read, steroids are legal in Japan but quite expensive,

 

[gaijin]

konnichi wa, o-genki desu ka...

thanks for the info!

arigatoo gozaimashita...

 

[Your_Moms_Kneepads]

They are legal to import. Look for members here that live in Japan. Sittin' On Diesel lives there-look him up and email him.

 

[The Iron Game]

Genki desu, Demo watashino nihongowa amari jouzuja arimasen

Peace

 

[Sittin' On Diesel]

hey wuzzup yall..

Prices in japan can range from ass rape to not so bad. As for importing, the Japanese Gvmt dont give a shit. You can check the Narita Airport customs page for a list of restricted and prohibited items. Also, on the Ministry of health, they allow you to import a personal supply w/o any problems. The Japanese gvmt just doesn't want you selling shit on the streets.

If you decide to import, your package will (most likely) be opened by customs and they will investigate what it is. If you can track your package, then call whoever your courier is and ask the status of your package. They'll probably give you a number to Tokyo Air Service or Customs and you'll have to talk to them.

My advice: they'll probably ask you what it is, just say bodybuilding supplements. If they inquire further, say its your muscles. If they ask what kind of drug it is, say you forget. If you can speak Japanese or have a Japanese friend, then that can make things easier. Remember, you don't want to sound like you're a dealer moving big stacks of roids and selling them on the streets of Shinjuku. That's pretty much it, they don't really give a shit.


peace