For sure, I bought mine from Amazon Japan, which after shipping was around $43.
Unfortunately now it seems they won't ship for 1-2 months, which is strange since I ordered mine this past Saturday and got it yesterday (Tuesday) so that was pretty quick. Guess I got in just under the wire.
I actually live in Japan so I can't give an extremely percise answer; however, I would check on Amazon as I believe they do international shipping at a reasonable price.
Of course! The Amazon Japan site will ship directly to the US :)
Link (amazon.co.jp)
I grabbed one on Amazon Japan. It's 4,467 yen - which ends up being ~$40 USD plus $5 shipping to the US. They still have it in stock.
Keep an eye on Amazon Japan. Last week I wanted this imported to the US. But only resellers were selling on Amazon for around $60 USD. I waited two days and kept refreshing the page a few times a day. Finally, it was available by Amazon again. So then I ordered for $43 shipped. It doesn't ship until March 21 or 27 or something though. So just keep an eye out for when it becomes available again for the standard price of $40.
Square Enix may print more, but its been out of stock for a few months now. Here is the link to it on Amazon JP I would keep an eye on it there for Amazon to restock. I had it on back order and it took three weeks. Most of the third party sellers don't ship internationally.
Right now, I would suggest trying out I am Setsuna for the Switch. I got a physical copy, for $65..... because it was hard to get, now you can pick one up for $55 if you are a prime member. It isn't that long of a story, and to be honest from what I have played, it is kind of linear in some spots. But I love it, the music is absolutely amazing and reminds me of a lot of the old Final Fantasy games. It isn't super hard to play, but can mess you up if you strengthen one of your characters then they die..... a lot..... to a boss..... DAMMIT! I didn't know this for the longest time, but you can save anywhere outside of a city.... I played the whole time with the saves I saw on the ground, because frankly, I was playing Final Fantasy "3" (VI) on the SNES about a week before. Personally, I have not used that save button, because I like that I can use save points for that old school feeling. I think it is quiet an amazing game, and definitely something to keep, plus it just looks cool.
https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B01N5R9QT6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
it comes out to about the same as the digital US version on the eshop :D