By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
When traveling in Japan, don’t forget to explore 100-yen shops for hidden treasures. These stores offer a wide variety of daily necessities, stationery, snacks, and more. With an overwhelming selection of goods, the low prices definitely don’t compromise on quality. These are also popular among many Japanese students and housewives, so don’t miss out on hunting for bargains at these shops when you’re in Japan.
1.DAISO
DAISO mainly sells daily necessities and food. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Chen Zhiyu)
They occasionally release limited-time special items. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Chen Zhiyu)
DAISO has numerous branches in Taiwan and over 3,000 across Japan. It primarily sells daily necessities and food. In recent years, it has focused on its own private-label brands and occasionally offers limited-time special items. The shop features a rich variety of goods.
2.Seria
Seria is Japan’s second-largest 100-yen shop. (Image source / japantourlist)
Seria is Japan’s second-largest 100-yen shop. It caters to female customers with delicate and cute products, and also offers various DIY craft materials. The store provides online tutorials to help customers create their own unique accessories.
3.Can★Do
Can★Do is very popular with female shoppers. (Image source / keihan)
Can★Do offers a wide range of goods including food, cosmetics, stationery, and household items. Its stores are more spacious than other 100-yen shops, providing a more comfortable shopping environment. Additionally, Can★Do’s nail polish is especially favored by female customers.
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