Daiso “Dollar Store” in Photos

One-of-a-kind items you never knew you needed!

Jessica A Paje Apr 25, 2014 - 1 min read

<p>Welcome to Daiso ダイソー Japan! This particular store is located in Mobara, Chiba.</p>

<p>The eyelash assortment offers looks you can simply wear on a casual day or a night on the town!</p>

<p>The plethora of bright, colorful containers here will help you envision just how organized your shelves at home can look!</p>

<p>These ceramic tea cups are great souvenirs to send back home to your friends and family.</p>

<p>Your kitchen gadget collection has suddenly become so bright and cheery you'll always want to cook in the comfort of your own home.</p>

<p>In addition to the tea cups you just picked up, grab a few of these miso soup bowls to complete the meal set.</p>

<p>Party favors are plentiful and these folk art masks will certainly add great fun at your next gathering.</p>

<p>Wouldn't you agree that these uniquely designed toilet seat covers might be a cute addition to your bathroom?</p>

<p>Masks are popular to wear in Japan for a few different reasons. Pick up some cute and comfy designs for the entire family!</p>

<p>For the creative scrapbooking hobbyists, Daiso offers a great selection of stickers, stationery, and washi tape, just to name a few.</p>

<p>Character lunch boxes are just too cute and very popular with toddlers and school-aged students.</p>

<p>Pets and gardening are not forgotten here! So many affordable items to choose from.</p>

<p>Artificial flowers can brighten up any room and the variety here covers all four seasons!</p>

<p>On your way to the cashier, check out the Japanese candy aisle. Sometimes you'll find 2-for-the-price-of-1 deals.</p>

I spy a large pink sign with kawaii goodies inside. Welcome to Daiso ダイソー Japan! A dollar discount store that delivers unique value; one-of-a-kind items that you never knew you actually needed. This particular shop is located in Chiba prefecture, so you can easily drive up and right into a free parking space. Very convenient if you end up walking out with loads of shopping bags in hand. Pricing is simple. If the item does not have a price tag, you bet it’s an amazingly low price of 100yen plus tax! True for hundreds on hand. Otherwise, pay 200-500yen.

Jessica A Paje @jessica.paje

Originally from San Diego, California, I lived in Yokosuka, Japan, for 5 years. In 2010, I arrived with a new outlook on my future. Mainly, to refocus on family and let my curiosities take us to places we’ve only dreamt of. Along the way, we’d hopefully develop new friendships and simply collect ...