What does it cost to mail a letter to japan

The cost to mail a letter to Japan depends on the weight, size, and type of mailpiece, as well as the postal service used. Here are the current rates for mailing a letter to Japan from the United States:

USPS (United States Postal Service)

• First-Class Mail International Letter (1 oz):
  • Postage: $1.20
  • Tracking: $3.50 (optional)
• First-Class Mail International Large Envelope (1 oz):
  • Postage: $1.20
  • Tracking: $3.50 (optional)
• Priority Mail International (1 lb):
  • Postage: $34.95
  • Tracking: included

FedEx

• FedEx International First (1 oz):
  • Postage: $2.35
  • Tracking: included
• FedEx International Economy (1 oz):
  • Postage: $3.35
  • Tracking: included
• FedEx International Priority (1 lb):
  • Postage: $44.95
  • Tracking: included

UPS

• UPS Worldwide Saver (1 oz):
  • Postage: $2.35
  • Tracking: included
• UPS Worldwide Expedited (1 oz):
  • Postage: $3.35
  • Tracking: included
• UPS Worldwide Express (1 lb):
  • Postage: $44.95
  • Tracking: included

Please note that these rates are subject to change, and you should check with the postal service or shipping carrier for the most up-to-date rates and fees. Additionally, you may need to pay additional fees for customs forms, insurance, and other services.

It's also important to note that the cost of mailing a letter to Japan can vary depending on the specific destination within Japan. For example, mailing a letter to Tokyo may be more expensive than mailing one to a smaller town or rural area.