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**SHUSIATULSE** · 08-06-2010, 02:15 AM

I shouldn't expect there to be any problem with the kendo equipment. If you are at all worried about your gear, it is probably better to declare than risk not only losing your gear, but a fine as well. Most cases, you are fine to carry it over.

In my experience with having kendo equipment posted from Japan to Australia have met with no problems. If I recall, I have had only one package inspected, and it had quite a number of items in it including a number of shinai.

Best of luck with the move. I am sure that you and your family will love the Gold Coast.

08-06-2010, 02:15 AM	#2
SHUSIATULSE Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	I shouldn't expect there to be any problem with the kendo equipment. If you are at all worried about your gear, it is probably better to declare than risk not only losing your gear, but a fine as well. Most cases, you are fine to carry it over. In my experience with having kendo equipment posted from Japan to Australia have met with no problems. If I recall, I have had only one package inspected, and it had quite a number of items in it including a number of shinai. Best of luck with the move. I am sure that you and your family will love the Gold Coast.
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