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Sup jp

Went to comiket today, and going back tomorrow and after tomorrow. Have a huge stack of adult doujins stacked up. I'm wondering what's the best way to bring them back to my country (Canada). Bringing them back in my luggage means going through both US and Canadian customs.

I'm I better off mailing everything to myself? How does jp bring back ero stuff from Japan. I bought tons of stuff that I have to declare that might arouse suspicions (female display clothes, doll clothes, figs, etc)

Halp

>> No.10279100

What did you buy?

>> No.10279105

Is the toho 13.5 demo being released today?
Anyway dunno, mail them.

>> No.10279108

pack them and check them in like a normal person.

don't be a faggot.

>> No.10279111

>>10279108
you forgot where we are, "faggot´´

>> No.10279112

Ship the non-fragile shit, paper/fabric gets heavy real fast. State them as gifts/calendars for the paper, not sure about the fabric. Or if you have carry-on luggage, you could probably get away with putting the doujinshi in there along with other books. You could probably ship the fig boxes too.

Wrapping the figs in your clothing (in your large bags) and making sure they're secure is good. I haven't had a problem with transporting figs like this damage-wise, but please keep in mind that they treat your bag like trash 99% of the time. They do with this mail as well though, so it'd be best to just try and bring it along with you on the plane. They go through your large bags when you enter the US, but I don't see why they'd yell at you for that sort of item.

>> No.10279113

>>10279100
Normal stuff (no loli), but tons of stuff which features characters which are clearly underage (is chuunibyou doujins)

>> No.10279119
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10279119

Lol Canada.

Enjoy getting vanned for bringing back 'obscene' material into your country.

>> No.10279122

>>10279113
You'll have no problems then, ship the doujinshi/fabrics and do the fig thing like I said.
You might want to carry the chuunibyou doujinshi with you though, they would see that in customs (mail) and might seize it. Also make sure to say that you have nothing to declare on the little slip of paper they give you and you shouldn't be hassled.

>> No.10279121

ship that shit
not sure what's cheapest while still getting there in a decent amount of time though. it takes about a month for my ship-borne packages but it's the cheapest. i've never arranged it myself, only had people send it to me that way.

>> No.10279126

You get my Raita or Maidoll stuff? Actually I didn't even get a reply or an automated confirmation so I have no idea if my order submission even made it to you.

>> No.10279127

Just stop worrying. I don't know how it works on Canada, but on my country they can't inspect books and most other futile stuff.

>> No.10279132

>>10279126
raita and maidoll aren't until monday you impatient retard. Get with the schedule.

>> No.10279137

>>10279132
oh shit you're right
fuck, sorry, my head is in a timewarp

>> No.10279142

>>10279127
In Canada they arrest people for having a thumbnail of a picture of chibi characters having sex on your laptop, send you to jail for 1year and you end up with 150k in legal fees.

>> No.10279147

>>10279142
The Anglo-sphere seems fun.

>> No.10279150

Scan, upload, sell them or throw them away.

>> No.10279153

>>10279142
only if you get caught
i saw that dude in person at comic con this year
he actually got a lot of applause but that might have been about standing up for his rights since it was part of the comic book legal defense fund's panels

k-on and other moe anime: gets your laptop searched by the cops. true story.

>> No.10279636

Having done four return trips from Japan to Canada, I have never been searched. I have worn otaku goods, normal clothing and suits; yet they don't seem to ever search me.

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>>10279113

> chuunibyou doujins

>> No.10280440

>>10279153
>key on
>gets your laptop searched by the cops
W-why.

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>>10279147
Don't worry, the EU will outperform them.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2229022/Now-Brussels-takes-aim-Famous-Five-Books-portraying-
traditional-families-barred.html

>> No.10280476

http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1461
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1466A

Applicable US laws. People have been arrested for mailing lolicon (mailing obscene matter) and for possessing lolicon (possession of obscene visual representations of the sexual abuse of children).

From what I understand, Canada is even worse.

Be very careful, OP.

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10280482

>>10279153
>comic book legal defense fund

I love these guys. Still waiting for them to explain Lost Girls, though. Even Alan Moore admitted it's pornography.

>> No.10280494

Moral of the story: stop buying kiddie porn cartoons. Find something else to get off to.

>> No.10280516

>>10280494
You mean, moral of the story: stop buying kiddie porn cartoons. Pirate them.

>> No.10280545

>>10280516
That too.

>> No.10280579

>>10280440
i think what happened is that the y saw the wallpaper (it was azusa or some shit), saw he's an adult, thought oh fuck this guy might have da kiddie porns, and went through his shit. if he had a photo of dogs or hell, nothing at all, he would have probably gotten away fine.

>> No.10280624

>>10280516
Rather: Better rape a kid because it's easier to get away with and the punishment is about the same.

>> No.10280682

>>10280516
He's trying to smuggle in illegal contraband into a country across the ocean. How is that not pirating?

>> No.10280697

>>10280682
my sides

>> No.10280710

>>10280697
Get out crossboarder

>> No.10280726

I wonder of the customs people know that something pork Comiket is going on. I bet they were briefed explaining why there is a Sudan influx of 20-30 year old pasty white males flying in from Japan in the next few days.

>> No.10280727 [DELETED] 

>>10280710
It's no use, Comiket days are always terrible. It's better to do something else and just browse just the upload threads.

>> No.10280730

>>10280710
It's no use, Comiket days are always terrible. It's better to do something else and just browse just the upload threads.

>> No.10280732

>>10280710
ebin

>> No.10280771

>>10280726
I doubt it's that relevant. There must be periods where there's a huge influx of bearded 55 year olds travelling to Guiana for the fried churro festival and all other kinds of events though the entire year, they ain't going to keep track of them all.

>> No.10280789

>>10280771
If they wanted to nab a few people for undeclared food or animal products, they would keep track. If they wanted to catch a few lolicons, they would also keep track.

>> No.10280839

>>10279092
If you're smuggling onaholes, I suggest wearing it as a fashion accessory

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