If you are from the USA and would like to order, there will be a handling fee at checkout that covers the tariffs + their processing. As you will be paying the tariffs up front; you will not have to pay any additional tariffs or fees upon delivery as your package will be processed as DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) for smooth entry into the country.

I ship with a Canadian courier that works in partnership with USPS, so there will be no surprise “service fee” that must be paid on delivery like DHL, UPS, or Fedex charges for international orders. Paying tariffs is already stressful enough, so I wanted to make sure you don’t get any additional surprises after you order.

On July 30, 2025, the U.S. government issued an executive order titled “Termination of De Minimis Treatment for All Countries” regarding mail to the United States.

Under this executive order, starting August 29, 2025, mail containing goods imported for personal use (taxable mail) will no longer be eligible for duty-free treatment, and tariffs will be imposed. On August 15, 2025, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced new guidelines regarding the elimination of de minimis rules, which require that transport operators pay the customer’s customs deposits to CBP and prepare customs declarations upfront.

The U.S. government has different tariff rates assigned depending on the country the product is manufactured, even if it is shipped out from another country. For example although all Bandai Japan products are designed in Japan, most of their products are manufactured in China.

With that being said, we are still accepting orders from the USA, however, customers from the USA must pay tariffs on their orders, and the tariffs must be received prior to shipping out the item, or border services will either reject or dispose of the package. As stated earlier, the tariffs will be in the handling fee and passed on to border services for you.