Over-the-Counter MedicinesUp to a two-month supply of allowable over-the-counter medication and up to a four-month supply of allowable vitamins can be brought into Japan duty-free.
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Yes.We strongly suggest that you bring all your medication onboard in your carryon bag or personal item. If you are traveling on an itinerary that includes an overnight connection, you will not be able to access your checked baggage during your layover.
The following over-the-counter medications are prohibited in Japan since they contain narcotic or stimulant ingredients in excess of the Japanese standard: TYLENOL COLD. NYQUIL.
While melatonin is available over the counter in many countries, it is classified as a prescription-only medication in Japan. This means that you cannot bring melatonin into Japan without a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional.
Prescription MedicationsUp to one month's supply of allowable prescription medicine (by Japanese law) can be brought into Japan. Travelers should bring a copy of their doctor's prescription as well as a letter stating the purpose of the drug.