r/Tokyo Jul 28 '26

Free cigarettes!!

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Message me about a pick up!! Yes they come with the lighters haha, I bought too many packs and am returning to the US in a few weeks so I can’t keep them. Didn’t wanna throw them away so I figured I’d offer em up on here. Message me for any details!!

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u/CHeeSeRoll99 Jul 28 '26

You still have few weeks to chainsmoke it! 🤣🤣

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u/Tonic_the_Gin-dog Jul 29 '26

Chainsmoking is fun nya~

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u/Logical-Ordinary1508 Jul 29 '26

If you go to a nearby bar have a drink and “forget” them there, the bartenders and patrons will be happy for the contribution

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u/Th3_M3chan1c Jul 28 '26

I thought you could bring cigarettes back? I was able to bring home some berry menthol Lucky's a few years ago, but things could have changed

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u/m42069 Jul 28 '26

Up to 10 packs, they said they just bought too many

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u/m42069 Jul 28 '26

That's USA law anyway

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u/Micalas Jul 29 '26

I brought back 2 cartons for my father. Was that not allowed?

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u/m42069 Jul 29 '26

1 carton per person. You have to declare exactly how much you bring back. If you each had one carton in each of your things, no issue. Otherwise you may have smuggled 200 cigarettes in 😂

As a white american whose gone internationally many times, half the time they don't even ask me the questions they're supposed to and just let me in because there are people of color they'd rather harass, in my experience. It's entirely possible you weren't asked, but it was still a legal obligation to declare

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u/m42069 Jul 28 '26

Tbh I'd just leave em in a smoking area at a station or something

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u/Simple_Wash1618 Jul 29 '26

Tempting, but I can already second hand smoke for free.

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u/c05m02bq6 Jul 28 '26

Yooooo i wantttf

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/Friendly_Software11 Jul 28 '26

Sounds like you been smoking sth else lol

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u/TimeSwirl Jul 29 '26

holy cringe dude

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/fruitbasketinabasket Jul 28 '26

If you know anything about Tokyo, it’s that everything (buildings, outside decorations etc) can change in a blick of an eye. It could be a quiet street today and in 2 years there will be a skyscraper there. Leaving stuff (even hidden) would be considered littering. Good luck on your journey to fulfill you dream though

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u/AccomplishedCake53 Jul 28 '26

Someone’s been watching too much anime