How do i mail a pizza to japan? -

my friend in japan wants to experiance eating american pizza... i think i will go to round table or pizza hut and get a small pizza for her, but i dont know if this is even legal?? I m thinking using dry ice in a styrofoam container... it needs to arrive quickly too and cannont be too heavy because its pretty expensive to mail anything in a timely manner to japan... How much dry ice should i use??

?With a lot of difficulty I would imagine! (*^o^*) You don t have to really send your friend here in Japan an American pizza unless you really want to go through all the trouble and expense. All your friend has to do is go to any of the COSTCO locations and buy a ready cooked or frozen pizza. Look under quot;Food Courtquot;: http://www.costco.co.jp/eng/products_ser... http://www.globalcompassion.com/images3/... It s EXACTLY like the pizza in the USA. I get them every time I go there. Japan also has Pizza Hut and Domino s pizza. http://www.pizzahut.jp/ http://www.dominos.jp/ SOME of the pizzas are like the ones in the USA although the menus are made to suit the Japanese taste. You re a great person to send your friend in Japan a pizza! If you send it I would suggest FED EX or the FASTEST method available. Be sure to check for restrictions in sending foods to foreign countries as well. Hope this helps!?

Considering American Pizzas are disgustingly bland, I wouldn t even bother to send a recipe for an quot;americanquot; pizza - let alone a piece of the flappy, tasteless, overpriced junk food. In addition, don t you think they have pizza parlours in Japan ? Japan is one of the most advanced countries.... they do serve Pizza in Japan... lol Nothing like a good ol ITALIAN pizza for taste.... the best pizzas on this planet are prepared in Italy.

Go to www.dominos.jp, and ask if they deliver....

man, i don t think a pizza s flavor can be preserved such long (during a transcontinental flight).

Why dont you look up a kit that will send a pizza kit because going to pizza hut buying a pizza , in a couple of day bacteria will have grown on the pizza. I think that would be better than finding a pizza hut. But i think they have pizza huts over there. instead of spending your money tell her to look in the phone book.

Next day delivery? I d mail it frozen if I could. Careful, though, many asians are lactose intolerant and he might get the green apple two step.

isnt it too silly this idea? no one wud even deliver it as fast as u want unless u have a private jet or sumtin. n probably not dry ice coz i think dry ice works for cold stuffs

send recipe to your friend and he will perpare it over there

you don t need to do that cos here in japan has American restaurant or bar that offered pizza