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Costco runs in Japan, even without a card

Ask a member near you who has a Costco card to shop for you. Going to Costco anyway? Bring back what a neighbor needs and earn on the way. Across town, or Tokyo to Kyoto.

Post a Costco runI'm going to Costco
Free for senders and travelers. No fees.

Three ways to ask

Paste links, write the items, or just say Costco groceries. All three work.

Items to buy: three Costco Japan links, Kirkland coffee beans ¥3,980, mixed nuts ¥3,588 and paper towels ¥3,498, total ¥11,066.
Paste Costco Japan links
Each item shows its name and price from costco.co.jp, so they buy exactly the right one.
Items to buy: Rotisserie chicken, Bagels, 2 packs, and Dinner rolls.
Write the items
Rotisserie chicken, bagels, dinner rolls. No links needed for the deli and bakery.
A request called Costco groceries: A few things from Costco. I'll send the list in the chat.
Or keep it general
Write Costco groceries and go through the list together in the chat.
How it works

One Costco run, start to finish

These are the real app screens.

  1. 1
    If you need something

    Post your Costco list

    Pick Buy it for me there, say what you need, and write the places your way: Costco, Kawasaki to Shibuya, Tokyo.

    Send an item: from Costco, Kawasaki to Shibuya, Tokyo, Buy it for me there, what to buy: Costco run: coffee beans and bagels.
  2. 2
    If you have a card

    A member with a card sees it

    Members going to Costco near you see your list, the weight and the carry fee you offer.

    Mae's request, Costco run: coffee beans and bagels, Costco, Kawasaki to Shibuya, 4 kg, reward ¥1,500.
  3. 3
    If you need something

    Review their offer

    See who is offering and their reviews. The traveler buys it and is paid back the receipt and carry fee.

    Review offer from Joy: carry fee ¥1,500, item cost added when it is bought, and her message.
  4. 4
    Together

    Agree in the chat

    Settle the list, the day and where to meet. Everything stays in one chat.

    Chat between Mae and Joy: deal agreed, the coffee beans and bagels, meeting at Shibuya station on Sunday.
  5. 5
    If you have a card

    Shop and add the receipt

    Buy the list with your card and add a photo of the receipt. The cost shows on the deal, so nobody has to ask.

    The chat: Joy added a proof of purchase, a receipt photo for ¥3,344, and bought the item.
  6. 6
    Together

    Hand it over

    Meet where you agreed. The traveler says it is handed over, the sender says it arrived, and it is done.

    The chat: Joy handed them over, Mae confirmed they arrived, delivery completed.
  7. 7
    Together

    Review each other

    Both leave a review. The next neighbor sees who shops well and who is easy to meet.

    Joy's profile: 5.0 stars, 1 delivery, and Mae's review: Everything as on the list, with the receipt.

What people ask for

Coffee, nuts and snacks
Kirkland coffee beans, mixed nuts, big bags of chips.
Rice, noodles and cans
Bulk rice, pasta, canned goods for the month.
Home and toiletries
Paper towels, detergent, shampoo in big sizes.
Gifts and treats
Chocolates and snacks for pasalubong and parties.

Questions

Can I buy from Costco Japan without a membership?

Costco Japan sells only to members. On Pasabay, a member near you who has a card can buy what you need and bring it to you.

How much does it cost?

Pasabay is free for senders and travelers. You agree the carry fee with the member, and the items cost what the receipt says.

Where in Japan does it work?

Anywhere in Japan, near or far: Costco Kawasaki to Shibuya, or Tokyo to Kyoto.

Can I earn on my own Costco trip?

Yes. Post your trip, or offer on a request near you, and set your carry fee.

Is Pasabay part of Costco?

No. Pasabay is not affiliated with Costco.

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Pasabay is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Costco Wholesale. Costco is a trademark of its owner.

Costco runs in Japan without a membership · Pasabay