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You can see a small crown shaped sticker labeled on each product. That means the product received a high evaluation at a reliable cosmetics review site such as @cosme. I never fail to check out this website whenever I try a new cosmetics brand or skin care product.

24-hour foundation is very popular. It’s considered natural cosmetics. Because the ingredients are considered not stressful to our skin, we can wear this foundation even while we are sleeping and there should be no problem. You may think why do we have to wear a makeup even while sleeping? I think this product is created for the women who don’t want to wash off makeup when they spend a night with a boyfriend. ^ ^;; Then how about those who don’t mind washing it off? They can still enjoy this product because it’s gentle to the skin as much as to be worn a whole day without any skin trouble.

Oh yes, I’ve seen this product everywhere! It’s so so popular, I know that. I have a lipstick (the right one in the picture) but I don’t see what’s so good about it. I don’t think I will buy it again. I have a lip gloss produced from Bizen series and that will do.

Bihada Ichizoku brand. Somehow I’ve never tried any of their products yet…Bihada Ichizoku products are usually quite popular.

Isn’t it funny that they even created an anime! I didn’t know that~~ XD

Dejavu brand is also popular with its mascara. They can be removed with hot water very easily.

Again, same as Sony Plaza, it’s simply fun to check out the store to see what’s new and popular, even though I’m not so much into makeup.

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It’s so nice to see how these kawaii tenugui (Japanese towel) are used in various ways.

I’m not that elegant enough to wrap my bottle of water like this, but it looks nice as well. The tissue paper box is dressed in tenugui…I like that.

This one was interesting. They made a book jacket from tenugui. I’m not sure if it stays in good shape while the hundreds of pages are flipped. But I love this panda pattern. It’s so cute!

There are a bunch of kawaii tenugui in the shop. I got excited and got a permission to take some pictures for TKE readers!

There were some small bags and pouches too. But this small bag maybe only for a wallet, cellphone and a makeup bag for a lunch time, I mean for the female workers. Then each was priced nearly 4000yen. Well, I guess that’s too much for such a thing.

It’s a lunch box pouch.

Some tenugui are displayed against the wall. The rabbit one is also cute<3

I love this cupcake pattern too!

But I love this Daruma pattern as well! I’d have purchased them if they had been also available with square shape. As you can see, tenugui is rectangle, which I don’t really like. I like a square shape, so it can also be useful as a handkerchief.

I didn’t check if it was a bag wrapped with tenugui or it’s a bag that is made of tenugui patterned cloth.

Oh, tenugui can be used as a scarf! For a scarf, rectangle should be better. For a scarf, I think the pattern is very unique compared with stripes, dots, or leopard-print pattern.

I think tenugui is good as a souvenir as well. Each costs 1000-1500yen or so. It’s not very expensive. It’s not bulky. It’s not heavy. But it’s very Japanese and above all, it’s KAWAII!!! Well, but of course, those who don’t get the sense of kawaii won’t appreciate it. *sigh* Is such kawaii pattern considered for kids in your country? What do you think about Japanese tenugui?

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I was able to take many pictures this time! I don’t really carry Japanese-style zakka myself but I like their kawaii pattern and small goods. When I buy some Japanese souvenir for my foreign friends in Europe, Karankoron Kyoto is one of the shops I’d visit.

I enjoy browsing these goods… They are kawaii and nice enough for a little present, I guess.

Can you see they are watches? I didn’t notice that. (maybe the picture was too small, haha!)

I like these tabi socks! The rabbit embroidery is so kawaii!!

Oh, this is seasonal. I mean, they are for New Year. 2012 is the year of the Dragon. But I personally don’t care about collecting animal symbols of Oriental Zodiac. Some people love to. But I don’t.

Small decorations for New Year and a 2012 calendar. It’s the end of year 2011…time flies so fast!

Above all else, I like kawaii tenugui or furoshiki.

It’s really cool if I can wrap various things with furoshiki. I really wish to learn how to wrap things beautifully with furoshiki. It’s an art! What do you think?

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