Prohibited belongings in Japan

(1)Question. Emergency detention at Japanese airport. Additional question
(2)1019 views. Recommendation 20. Comments 40
(3)I’m in the room that looks like an interrogation room beyond the immigration checkpoint at Narita Airport in Japan
(4)I just passed the immigration with the information I entered in Visit Japan
(5)The last gateway, the customs office, showed me the QR that I wrote, and suddenly, a male customs officer opens the bag
(6)He opened his bag and took out the unopened jerky while trying to eat it as a side dish at the Incheon Airport Hotel yesterday, and began to question why he brought this
(7)I was drinking yesterday, and there were too many side dishes, so I brought what I didn’t eat from Japan, but it’s prohibited under Japanese domestic law
(8)I checked there that I wasn’t bringing in meat, and I asked if it was a lie, and I explained that I forgot to put it in my suitcase
(9)The customs officer carefully inspected the entire suitcase, shoes, and underwear, and called two other guards, and they told me that I might have to go back to Korea
(10)So he countered that it didn’t make sense to do this because he had brought one, and he took me to a room in the interrogation room in the whole immigration section, saying he didn’t have the authority to do anything about it
(11)There’s a glass in the middle, there’s a couple of Japanese police officers there, and I’m sitting next to three blue chairs
(12)I haven’t received my passport and luggage yet
(13)I’ve been telling you to wait for me for 2 hours. What should I do
(14)What will be done afterwards I have an appointment, so I have to enter Japan
(15)I’ll call the Korean Embassy in Japan, and I’ll check it out, but there’s nothing I can do for you right now
(16)It’s a post that’s posted on various communities, so I’m posting it in honorifics
(17)I’ve said calmly many times that I have to enter Japan, but when I enter the country, I have to be investigated by the police, so I’m just telling him to go back. He gave me a document to sign, but he didn’t finish it and stamped something on his passport What’s going on I won’t return my passport until the end
(18)I said I’d throw away the beef jerky, but I was ignored
(19)1 The writer puts the leftover beef jerky from the hotel as a side dish in the bag
(20)2 Japanese customs officer caught me
(21)3 According to Japanese domestic law, meat is prohibited from being brought into Korea
(22)said the official
(23)4 Complained that this measure was unfair, but it ended up in the interrogation room
(24)I called the Korean Embassy, but I can’t help you
(25)Finally, I gave him a document to sign, but he didn’t fill it out. He said he stamped something on his passport
(26)That’s a permanent ban on Japanese entry
(27)For your information, meat is strictly prohibited at any airport in the world

(1)Summary of prohibited items
(2)If you get caught in a random luggage inspection, you will be fined or banned from entering the country if it is severe
(3)- The most important thing is to take it as a snack and take it away
(4)- You are prohibited from bringing it in when you come in as a souvenir after traveling abroad
(5)- Besides meat, processed meat products in cans
(6)Import prohibited worldwide
(7)- You can take a can of tuna because it’s seafood
(8)If you get caught in a random luggage inspection, you will be banned from entering the country if it is severe
(9)- Because of the meat in the ramen powder, I can’t bring it in
(10)- Most of them will let you go, but be careful of countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada
(11)- Fruits can only be brought in in dried form
(12)- Especially tropical fruits after visiting Southeast Asia
(13)If you buy it, you’ll get 100 when you come back to Korea
(14)- Milk, cheese, butter, etc. bought at the mart
(15)- If you have leftover milk from the in-flight meal, you should throw it away or drink it all before entering the country
(16)● a sheep garden
(17)#Stir-fried red pepper paste
(18)Stir-fried red pepper paste beef
(19)Stir-fried red pepper paste
(20)- Stir-fried red pepper paste with meat
(21)Can’t take it to go
(22)Stir-fried red pepper paste
(23)· Regular red pepper paste is available as checked baggage
(24)#Cup konjac jelly
(25)- Since 2017, there’s a risk of suffocation
(26)Prohibited to bring into Korea
(27)- Tube type konjac jelly can be brought in
(28)#Sandwich
(29)- Dispose of ham and eggs right away
(30)- You can take it on the plane and eat it
(31)You must eat or throw it away before entering the country
(32)#Sun spray
(33)· Separated as flammable substances and carried on board
(34)Neither consignment is possible
(35)- Regulations vary slightly from airline to airline
(36)#A weapon-shaped prop
(37)- Gun-shaped lighters, knife-shaped toys, etc
(38)Prohibited because it could be disguised as a real weapon
(39)- There are a lot of times when you buy it as a souvenir and get it taken away
(40)Prohibited items by country
(41)#Wireless straightener_Japan
(42)- The battery-integrated wireless curler
(43)Banned for Japan Departures Only
(44)- I don’t care if you take a wire straightener
(45)#Kimchi New Zealand
(46)- It’s not prohibited to eat pickled vegetables
(47)I have to report my restriction and entry
(48)- Be careful when sending international courier service
(49)#High-priced duty-free goods_Philippines
(50)- The combined price of duty-free goods on arrival is $200
(51)If it exceeds, there are even taxable fines
(52)- Be careful of shopping at duty-free shops as we are conducting a hard inspection!
(53)#Lighter China
(54)- You can have up to one lighter per person
(55)China is exceptionally prohibited from bringing on board
(56)- China -> Disposal unconditionally when coming to Korea