How many stamps do you need to send a letter to Japan from US?

Answer 1

The question is not how many stamps but the total cost, since stamps come in all sorts of denominations. It's not just putting on multiples of 39c. (*) Go to the Post Office website www.usps.com and you'll find all sorts of postage calculators that take into account weight, size, destination, etc. They're easy to use and will give you the exact answer. The current rate as of November 2008 to Japan for a one ounce letter is 94 cents. Actually, any where in the world except Canada and Mexico is 94 cents for the first ounce. Canada and Mexico is 72 cents for the first ounce.

Answer 2

Exactly one, if the face value of that stamp is at least enough to completely cover the postage from where you are to Tokyo.

It will take more if the face value of the stamp is not enough.

I'm sorry that I can't give you a better answer than this, but you did not say where you are mailing the letter from or how much it weighed (if more than one ounce).

Answer 3

98 cents

110 Yen from Japan to the USA.

Answer 4

Currently an international first class letter of one ounce is 98 cents.

Answer 5

Just one stamp!!!!

Go to the post office,they will estimate the charges(based on weight,delivery options,etc) and print out the right stamp for you.

Answer 6

You buy an international stamp at the post office aprox. $1.54

Answer 7

It depends on the weight of your envelope. However, if you are just mailing a regular letter, it is about $1.

Answer 8

Currently an international first class letter of one ounce is 98 cents.

Answer 9

Depends where your sending the letter from.

A letter rom the UK to Japan would cost 84 pence.