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Japan's 100 yen shops are treasure troves of surprisingly high-quality and super affordable items.
Here are top must-buys that are worth every yen!

🏠 Daily Essentials

• Storage boxes & organizers – Perfect for tiny apartments or suitcases.

• Cleaning tools – Scrub brushes, microfiber cloths, drain nets.

🧳 Travel & Convenience

• Compact umbrellas ☂️

• Foldable tote bags – Great for sudden shopping or extra luggage.

• Travel bottles & organizers – Handy for your toiletries and cosmetics.

🍱 Kitchen Favorites

• Bento boxes & cute picks – Make your own Japanese lunch box!

• Cooking tools – Silicone spatulas, egg molds, rice shapers.

• Japanese-style tableware – Chopsticks, ceramic bowls, tea cups.

🎨 Stationery & Crafts

• Washi tape – Colorful, patterned Japanese masking tape.

• Pens, notebooks, planners – High-quality and aesthetic.

• Origami paper & stickers – Perfect for gifts or fun DIYs.

👝 Personal Care

• Face masks & portable sanitizers

• Mini mirrors, nail care sets, compact hairbrushes

💡 TIP: Even though it’s called “100 yen,” some items may be 200–500 yen, so always check the price tag!

🧭 Stores to Visit:

• DAISO – The largest chain, with everything from kitchenware to beauty goods

• Seria – More stylish, perfect for home decor and crafts

• Can★Do – Balanced mix of quality and practicality