Safe and cost effective way to mail things to Japan?

[viewfinder]

I've some photography stuff to be sent to Japan for service. As stated in the subject, any recommendation? Approx 2kg and should fit within a typical tissue-box. I think I will need to buy insurance also?So far I've only used international courier service once, FedEx a pair of glasses to US. Pretty expensive. Thanks in advance.

 

[jeffreyewe]

I suppose the best and safest way is via international courier's. Our local postal services is definately a No No. Expensive yes, but it's guaranteed arrival save and sound. No two ways about it.

 

[Bailey]

i bet u r good in tis mr don kromok yeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaa

 

[flash]

Paging 535i, your input is required... Dua Hari Lambat....:smokin:

 

[jeffreyewe]

i bet u r good in tis mr don kromok yeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaa

ooi..celaka punya kawan...kasi chance lar. kan dah ada experience..!

 

[Bailey]

hehehehe, we r fren2 wat nama pun kawan maaaaaaahhhhhhhh

the best bet is still the international courier coz jes got confirmation tat the parcel we sent to nagoya selamat tiba

 

[viewfinder]

Thanks for the replies. After checking with FedEx, they appear to have an offer for box up to 10kg content. Much cheaper than to send the stuff in my own box which is much smaller... interesting I find.

Now that the courier has been identified, I'll pray that nothing will go missing enroute. Especially on the return route.