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Aug 18, 2017

Deliivery or Moving Service within Tokyo

What is the best way to move/deliver these items in one day? 1. 2 large boxes - a few books, small items, small containers 2. 3 small boxes - clothes, some toys, other small items 3. 1 small bicycle 4. 1 large suitcase 5. 1 regular backpack 6. 1 small shelf My budget would be about 15,000 yen. From Komazawa to Katsushika

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  • KamaT

    KamaT

    on Aug 18

    When we moved it was with Sakai Hokoshi Center - two of us, years worth of stuff, a 1 tonne truck, driver and assistant 70,000 yen. It sounds like you haven't anywhere near the amount of stuff we did so maybe they offer services for something closer to your budget. Their homepage is all in Japanese though, and I can't find where they might display some prices. Still, good service. http://www.hikkoshi-sakai.co.jp/ According to Tokyo Helping Hands, their services start from ~ 8,000 yen (truck and driver) http://www.tokyohelpinghands.com/ For 15,000 yen you could rent a van for the day and have a friend drive it if you can't yourself, and you'd still have money to spare, I think. It sounds like a van would suffice for the amount of stuff you want to move, too.

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  • Nednettinc

    Nednettinc

    on Aug 20

    I used Tokyo Helping Hands, which offers both Japanese and English speakers. Our mover was really friendly and we had no problems! Our cost for moving was around 25000 yen, but we had more large items/furniture.

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