Travel to Japan with Medication Made Easy

Welcome to your go-to source for traveling to Japan with medication! Our passion is empowering you with simple tips and tools to make bringing ADHD medication on your trip to Japan smooth and simple. With a special ADHD Travel Checklist, Import Certificate Tips, and more, we’ve got you covered!

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Bring Your ADHD Meds to Japan

  • ADHD Medication in Japan

    Before you travel to Japan, you need to ensure the legality of your adhd medication in Japan. There are different medication restrictions in Japan depending on the different ADHD medication brands you use.

  • Gather Documentation

    Once you have determined the legality of your ADHD medications in Japan, the next step is to coordinate with your doctor to ensure you have the proper documentation. For the Japanese import certificate, you will need a doctor’s note and a list of prescriptions.

  • Fill Out Import Application

    Once you have gathered all the proper documentation, it is time to create an account and fill out the Yunyu Kakunin-Sho application to bring your ADHD medication to Japan. We have outlined the Japanese import certificate process below.

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A woman dressed as a traditional Japanese geisha stands inside a tatami room, holding a gold and red fan, with a painted scroll and a small decorative object in the background.
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