Sake Gifts to Japan

There are a couple of ways to get a Sake to Japan from overseas. You could buy the liquor at a store near you, put it in a box, and send it with your favorite shipping company, but we don’t recommend it. You will pay a lot for the shipping, it will take a long time going through customs. Glass bottles may be broken in transit on planes, trains, and automobiles. DrinkableGifts.com’s managers in each region save you those worries as well, as time & hassle. We make sure your Sake gift is safely delivered to Japan, and we can do it in just a few days, for a flat shipping rate in each region. It doesn’t get any easier than that.

When you choose your favorite Sake gift for delivery to Japan, regardless of the size, weight, or price of the gift, you’ll just pay a single, flat shipping rate. You can see the shipping rates for all our locations. The total cost of each Sake delivered to Japan will change based on the gift you choose, but you’ll never pay additional hidden fees: Just price of gift + shipping, and that’s it!

It’s really rare that Sake gifts break when being delivered to Japan. Our couriers are experts in their field, and our team managers package Sakes beautifully and safely. Occasionally though, something happens beyond our control, and a bottle breaks or is dropped. In such a case, as per our Satisfaction Guarantee, we will replace your Sake at no additional cost to you.

The estimated time of delivery for Sake gifts to Japan is 2 - 3 business days from the time you complete your order. Once we’ve processed your payment our team goes to work getting your order to a regional manager. From there your Sake is carefully packaged and delivered to your friends in Japan. As an added bonus you can also order now and schedule your delivery in advance!

When you order a Sake gift to Japan with us we include everything in the gift price and shipping cost. You won’t ever have to worry about a duty or customs fee on a Sake gift to Japan. Because we have regional offices in over 200 countries, the items for your Sake gift are sourced in Japan. Or at the very least close enough to that there aren’t any extra fees for you to worry about.