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It’s often possible that you can get things cheaper at drug store such as MatsumotoKiyoshi, discount shop such as Donquijote, and DIY store.

Most well-known 100yen shop is DAISO.
CAN DO is also popular. When it comes to online 100 yen shop, we have 100emon and 100 yen shop doumu. If you want to buy bulky things or so many pieces of goods at a time, online 100 yen shop is a good option. My hubby used to shop from either of them and was quite satisfied with what he got.

Kawaii 100 yen shop in the city area is Natural Kitchen. This is really nice! I love to shop here! Especially if you like natural and simple taste, I’m sure you’ll like it. Stores are often inside the station mall in Shibuya, Yokohama, and etc. Kawaii 100 yen shop a bit away from city area is Seria. But I’ve never visited it as there’s none of this store in my area.

SHOP99 is 99 yen grocery store. Everything comes with small portion or small number of pieces, and is ideal for single life!

I’m not a spy to steal what’s selling well at how much and etc. you know, I just want to share what we have in Tokyo. If my blog gets more popular, I will be able to ask any shops to let me interview them and take photos officially, but at a moment, well…it’s not yet…:p

BTW I think I’ve seen these socks at several other places such as my favorite Mighty Soxer and Village Vanguard, and many other places. (Speaking of the quality or texture of tights and socks, I personally do prefer Mighty Soxer to Tutuanna. When it comes to underwear, I’d prefer amo’s style or Peach John to Tutuanna, so it looks like Tutuanna is not my taste…Actually I like une nana cool’s cute underwear, too!)

If you are not familiar with kawaii things, you may think they are for children. But no, no. Some of them maybe targeted for small kids and school kids, but in Japan it’s quite natural that adults like to buy things like this. It’s not funny or strange that adults shop things from such store for themselves to use. That’s very natural and this is something I always miss when I travel abroad. I am too much used to Japanese kawaii things always around me. hahaha…^ ^;

If you ever have a chance to come over to Jiyugaoka, there are many nice shops, cafes and restaurants, but with less people around, which is unlike big cities such as Shibuya or Shinjuku. That’s why Jiyugaoka is one of my favorite places to hang around or eat out as well as it’s only 5 minutes or so by train from my nearest station.

Let me just add this post to the OUTLET in the page of “kawaii shop“.