large job lot of Japanese Junior Idol DVDs - clearance

[6ewong]

Will be going to Tokyo again in July and will most likely pick up more titles, looking to clear space - large lot of JJI DVDs, £200 shipped within UK, or add extra £25 for international.
See photos below for the titles and what is all included, a few rare ones in there that I got from Yahoo Japan Auction back in 2007. Job lot will be packed discretely, can ship anywhere.

Thanks

 

[vincent_z]

Will be going to Tokyo again in July and will most likely pick up more titles, looking to clear space - large lot of JJI DVDs, £200 shipped within UK, or add extra £25 for international.
See photos below for the titles and what is all included, a few rare ones in there that I got from Yahoo Japan Auction back in 2007. Job lot will be packed discretely, can ship anywhere.

Looks impressive. But, international postage is way too pricey, and if U.S. Customs decided to open the package and inspect it, well - let's just say that not receiving the package would be the least of the prospective purchaser's problems.
I wish you success finding shops in Tokyo still having physical JJI DVDs. When you return, please let me | us know where they were. (I have the thought you'll visit "Shopping Streets" like Kamata Asuto in Ota City.)

 

[6ewong]

Looks impressive. But, international postage is way too pricey, and if U.S. Customs decided to open the package and inspect it, well - let's just say that not receiving the package would be the least of the prospective purchaser's problems.
I wish you success finding shops in Tokyo still having physical JJI DVDs. When you return, please let me | us know where they were. (I have the thought you'll visit "Shopping Streets" like Kamata Asuto in Ota City.)

100% agree with you lol there are ways to get past some of those.. when I was sending the DVDs from Japan to Europe - the sleeves were removed and put inside a hard plastic protective case mixed with other stuff like anime magazines, discs were taken out and put inside a CD wallet, and the empty boxes were all sent with a bunch of toys and video games.. it costs a little bit more to send but much safer than having the whole shebang in one box.

Last time I went to Tokyo to shop for JJI DVDs there were far less shops selling them compared to a decade ago.. Seems many shops in Akihabara have gotten rid of them altogether unfortunately.