20% Cashback (Capped at ¥2000) in Amazon Japan Credits When You Activate & Pay with Amazon Pay (First-Time Users Only)

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This deal is a little odd and may be kind of situational, but if you plan on buying anything from Japan ecommerce sites (physical items, ebooks, trading cards, toys etc) or you're planning to book hotels in Japan (not via Booking.com, but from Japanese equivalents like Tripla where Amazon Pay is accepted, you'll be able to net a little bit of cashback into your Amazon Japan account. The maximum cashback you'll get is 2000 JPY.

The cashback will be paid in the form of Amazon Gift Card (AKA. Amazon store credit). This gift card balance can only be spent on Amazon JP products, not external sites (same restriction as Amazon Australia Gift card)

Please note that your Amazon Australia, USA, and Japan accounts all have different account ID's. There is no Single sign-on (SSO) authentication

  • You need to create an account for Amazon JP specifically if you haven't already.

  • To use Amazon Pay, you just need to link a payment card to your Amazon JP account, the same way you do it for Amazon Au. That's it — you are ready to use Amazon Pay.

  • If you just signed up, your account needs to be at least 30 days old to get cashback.

  • Activate the promotion by clicking on the activation link in the deal BEFORE making any payments.

  • Sales must be final before 2027 January 31 23:59 JST


Note: The promotion period is from 12:00 AM (JST) on Friday, May 1, 2026 through 11:59 PM (JST) on Thursday, December 31, 2026.

The cashback amount depends on your Amazon Pay history:

First-Time Users (Condition A): * Receive 20% cashback (as an Amazon Gift Card) on your first purchase amount.

Maximum reward: 2,000 yen.

Returning Users (Condition B): * For customers who have not used Amazon Pay in over a year.

Receive 10% cashback (as an Amazon Gift Card) on your first purchase amount.

Maximum reward: 500 yen.

Note on Small Purchases: If your total transaction amount is less than 1,000 yen, the maximum reward cap is automatically lowered to 200 yen.

Key Conditions & Exclusions
Entry Required: You must click the "Enter" button on the campaign page before making your purchase. Purchases made before entry will not count.

Account Age: Amazon accounts created within the last 30 days or overseas Amazon accounts are excluded.

Eligible Stores: The promotion applies to e-commerce sites that accept Amazon Pay, except for the Tully's Coffee Japan official app and Amazon Pet Insurance.

Distribution: Gift cards are directly added to eligible accounts in the month after next following the month of purchase. If your gift card balance exceeds 300,000 yen, the reward will be sent via email as a claim code instead.

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  • Has anyone actually brought something from amazon japan successfully?
    I ordered a newborn rocker over 4 months ago and they just keep pushing the delivery date or cancelling our order then reordering it for us when we ask why.
    Contacting amazon japan directly just yields no response.
    Anyone had similar issues before or am i just lucky?
    At this rate the baby will be 2 years old by the time we get it…

    • Yes, my Samsung Galaxy Watch8 smartwatch and a screen protector for it was ordered and delivered in around 12 or so working days. Delivered by Startrack / Auspost.

    • Yes. Multiple items. Shipped and delivered promptly.

    • Yes I bought a Lego technic set. It was packaged very well. Probably better than equivalent Lego set from Amazon AU

    • So I'm just very unlucky. Damn

  • A lot of hoops to jump through to get ~$18AUD added to your Amazon JP account

  • amazon japan is good but their return policy is incredibly difficult as you need to ship via DHL without an automatic tag.

    They do say they will reimburse you after shipping but its only up to a certain amount.

  • I couldn't get my "payment method authenticated" even I tried to buy from Amazon.co.jp. I uploaded the credit card back and front multiple times as requested. Has anyone else had issues?

    Or can anyone help a Perth person to make an order?

    • try macquaire bank or ubank, you will avoid the international surcharge this way

      • That's not my issue, I can't get a payment method loaded. I couldn't care less about the surcharge when the item is $700 cheaper on amazon jp I'll cop a few % surcharge if necessary

    • when I did it I think I set the address first, after you add your australian address, it will allow you to add foreign payment.

      but this was years ago not sure if it's still possible to create account atm.

  • just a fyi guys, I created a account years ago and have been semi regularly buying (usually smaller lighter items) from amazon jp.

    I have read the T&C's and entered "Bonus points" promos. but in typical JP fashion, I never get the bonus points they only allow it for residents in japan.
    I still get the regular points that come with every purchase, but never the bonus points.
    it's quite typical for JP stores to be strict on these things, most actual stores in japan actually don't even allow overseas purchase at all.

    not sure if it's the case with this promo but hope OP actually tried it and got the Giftcard.

    also recently noticed they jacked up all delivery costs because the yen is weaker and weaker. lighter items used to be around ~$10-$15 shipping, now seeing $15~$20 for those same items.

    • I made a prepaid booking for a ryokan yesterday for 30k 円 but it'll take around 2 months for the gift card to be awarded. Set a reminder and will provide update on Cashback.

      The TCS seem straightforward enough, but just in case I've set my address book to a hotel in Japan. Hopefully thats a workaround to the region blocking issue.

      • ok that's fair thanks for following up and confirming.

        forgot to add shipping costs usually do go slightly up and down, but never by the amount I am seeing now (+$5 for smaller items). heavy items usually do go up and down by about this amount, but they have gone up by even more.

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