Get and Use a Yamato Waybill for Storage in Japan

Get a Yamato TA-Q-BIN waybill in Japan

• Ask at a Yamato counterBlank Yamato TA-Q-BIN waybills are widely available at airport counters and Yamato sales offices.

• Use a nearby convenience storeConvenience stores such as 7-Eleven and FamilyMart commonly carry waybills, although the forms and services available can vary by branch.

• Ask a Yamato driverA driver can bring a waybill when a pickup has been arranged for a package the carrier can accept.

Use freight collect under the Silk Crane instructions

• Chakubarai means receiver paysA Yamato freight-collect waybill sends the domestic shipping charge to the receiver rather than collecting it from the sender.

• Follow the assigned sending directionsSilk Crane accepts and encourages freight-collect shipments when an active customer uses the exact account instructions.

• Do not confuse two servicesFreight collect is different from TA-Q-BIN Collect for merchandise payment, which requires Silk Crane approval before a seller sends an order.

Complete the waybill in English with your account details

• Open the storage account firstUse only the current storage address, customer name, telephone number, suite number, and payment instruction supplied by Silk Crane.

• English is acceptableA Yamato waybill can be completed in English when the address and recipient details are clear and accurate.

• Keep the sender copyRetain the sender copy and tracking number until Silk Crane confirms that the shipment has been checked into storage.

Match the waybill form to the current instructions

• Airport counters carry both formsYamato airport counters normally provide prepaid and collect waybills, making the payment choice visible before sending.

• Branch availability can varyCheck which form and carrier service the airport counter, sales office, convenience store, or pickup driver can provide.

• Budget for the shipmentDomestic shipping is separate from storage whether it is prepaid or freight collect. Review current shipping estimates.

Yamato waybill FAQ for Silk Crane storage in Japan