Compared with the United States and Europe, Japan's advantage is still more prominent. It does not have to charge VAT, like Britain and Germany. Its main tariffs are based on the customs clearance basis, WTO and bilateral trade agreements import taxes, and an 8% consumption tax. Basically, Japanese customs impose zero tariffs on products including household items, furniture, and 3C categories, while 8.9% on woven textiles and 11% on knitted textiles, you can check more about Japanese customs rates through (www.customs.go, jp). Finally, for Japan's tax threshold, the declared amount of 10,000 yen in Japan is not subject to customs duties, except knitted and real leather products.