Cheap but Good: Japan’s Top Seven 100-Yen Stores

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team

Don’t forget to explore 100-yen stores when traveling in Japan. These shops offer a wide variety of daily necessities, stationery, snacks, and more—so many products that you’ll be spoiled for choice. The prices are cheap, but the quality is not compromised, making them popular among local students and housewives. Don’t miss out on treasure hunting in these 100-yen stores when you’re in Japan.

1.DAISO

DAISO, which has many branches in Taiwan, has over 3,000 stores across Japan. It primarily sells daily necessities and food. In recent years, it has focused on its own private label products and occasionally offers limited-time special items. The store’s product range is incredibly diverse.

2.Seria

Seria is Japan’s second-largest 100-yen store, offering delicate and cute products targeted at female customers. It also provides a variety of DIY crafting materials, and even shares online tutorials to help customers make their own unique accessories.

3.Can★Do

Can★Do offers a wide range of goods including food, cosmetics, stationery, and household items. The store space is more spacious than other 100-yen shops, providing a more comfortable shopping environment. Additionally, Can★Do’s nail polish is highly favored by female customers.