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YUYU JAPAN GUIDE

Hibiki, Yamazaki and Hakushu at Japan airport duty-free shops

Start with style and bottle size, then check transport and destination limits. Eligible airport duty-free purchases can be exempt from liquor tax as well as consumption tax.

Hibiki, Yamazaki and Hakushu at Japan airport duty-free shops
Hibiki, Yamazaki and Hakushu at Japan airport duty-free shops
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Looking for Hibiki, Yamazaki or Hakushu

Hibiki, Yamazaki and Hakushu are among the Japanese whiskies travellers often look for at airport duty-free shops. Deliveries, stock and purchase limits change, so availability is not guaranteed. Check the pre-order site before departure and ask in store on the day.

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Whisky: start with how it will be served

For neat pours or a little water, compare aroma and finish. For highballs, look for a clear body and aroma. Gifts also call for checking the box, volume and bottle weight.

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Sake: check style and storage

Labels such as junmai or ginjo help, but also check sweetness/dryness, aroma and serving temperature. Refrigerated products may not suit long travel at room temperature.

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Liquids, transfers and destination limits

Purchases made after departure procedures are usually sealed, but transfer airports can impose their own screening rules. Keep the bag sealed and check airline, transit and destination alcohol allowances.

SHOPPING CHECKLIST

Before-you-buy checklist

  • Bottle size and total weight
  • Whether refrigeration is needed
  • Transit and destination allowance
NARITA · IN-STORE + PRE-ORDER

Leave room for shopping on departure day

Pre-order the items you already know you want, then browse for additions on departure day. Have the offer page ready before payment and ask staff to confirm eligibility.

View the in-store 5% offerPre-order with 5% off
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Useful before departure