Daiso

My first visit to a Japanese store. It has all those small and nice stuff. Cutlery, ceramic or wooden utensils and decorative items were amazing. They were unique and affordable. Only drawback was that nothing was returnable. Everything bought was final sale.

Highly recommend this place for small shopping where individual items cost anywhere between 1-10$.

Daiso has so many cute little goodies that it is hard to not buy from here. Everything without a tag is 1.50 and items with a tag is more than 1.50. They have a lot of useful items such as stationary, household items, and they even have cute dog clothes.

Large and full of quality products at rock bottom prices. Great place to buy household goods and pet goods. Especially great place to buy cat cardboard scratching boards. Various other goods like kitchen, fishing, laundry, camping, and more!

Great store! Good stuff and great reusable items. It does get a little busy, but is still great!

I love Daiso!! Today I needed some organizing notebooks for a few projects and didn't want to pay a fortune. I found what I needed. Rhe thing about Daiso is almost everything f is priced by the Yen.. the beauty of that is there are plenty of charts right there in every isle to explain the conversion the the US dollar. If it doesn't have a price it's $1.50 . Yes one dollar and 50 cents.. Not to be confused with 50 Cent who seriously is amazing. Daiso is fantastic and so well priced, organized, clean, and has everything you didn't even know you needed beside everything you do.
I also purchased an adorable hedgehog stuffed "bolster" pillow for $4 BUCKS! I found some great notebooks!! Graph paper, lined, and even one that is really perfect. I will post pics! Do yourself a favor, put on your mask and head down to Daiso for all your unknown needs. They also are working that social distancing ro perfection and literally clean every checkout station following every. Yes EVERY customer. Carts are all cleaned also. They also have some beauty products and some Japanese food. Forgot to mention that.

Listen, just come down, it's $1.50 for most items, that's a good deal right there!
The store, it's smaller, but this one sells some electronics, useful one I'll say.
And I found these cute backpacks (One of them looks like the Cat Sprite the YouTuber, The Anime Man, used for his intro). I would come again if I could, but I live far from this area. But if you live close by, why not stop by?

They are most famous "¥100(called Hyakuen-shop or Hyakukin in Japan)" stores in Japan, and everything is good quality and cheap, heir original development products are especially helpful and sophisticated. If you found good one, it would be a game changer at your home

Very cute and affordable items! Including stationary, storage, kitchen etc.

One of the larger daiso stores with more items available

Amazing Japanese store for various home items, stationary items, holiday items and Japanese snacks and drinks. Most of the store offers items at $1.75 and then they have other items that are priced according to the Japanese Yen. They do not offer refunds or exchanges and everything is final sale. However, I haven't had an issue with any of their items so far. Staff are usually located in the front at checkout and are normally not that helpful in locating items. It's almost like a scavenger hunt. You either have to know what you're looking for or have the time to look around. I suggest looking around as you'll be surprised at what you find. They have various store locations, so they're easily accessible.

Everyone loves Daiso. A tad more expensive than the other dollar stores (starting @ $1.50), but many of their items are decently better quality. Really broad selection of items. You can easily go in for a single item, get lost perusing each aisle, checking out little trinkets while constantly trying to think of any reason that you can to convince yourself of it's necessity, all the while being blown away by the slew of random inventive items providing some of the most amazingly ingenuitive solutions to the problems you never knew you had, then finally checking out at the cash register, sun down, many hours later, and return to your car with two bags each caring a couple dozen random items , while you start wondering what happened, and sadly not even remembering if you purchased the original item you went there for (speaking from experience).

Not so great
They do have a few less favored aspects. First, (similar, to many other $1 stores) their prices *start* at $1.50 and go up from there. Plus all the higher prices are given in yen, and while it's super easy to check the conversion on postings around the store, sometimes it might be a little hard to keep track of when calculating final price, and may in some way influence the likelihood you will purchase it or not. The biggest issue I have is just their policy of no-returns. Though if the item is defective they should likely accept it back. But because of the no return policy there have been times I haven't purchased a number of items because i was unsure I would really end up wanting to return it, while also purchasing a number of items that i wish i hadn't and would have liked to return. Employees always happy to help. Clean store. Definitely check it out of you hadn't.

Cute finds, and great gift ideas. Good prices

Reasonably priced but conversion rate is WAY OFF

Oh my gosh, so many cute things that have such cute style! From hello kitty shopping bags, to trashcans, to skin care, Daiso has it all but it's 10 times better when it comes in an adorable pastel style! Love this place, so many good finds <3

Found less expensive goods for home and work areas.

I love this place. They have a wide variety of useful things for your house, office, school and car. The regular price is 1.5 dollars.
The things that I like the most are: organizing devices (boxes, bags, etc.) because they come in different sizes and shapes; also stationary area is awesome: you can find cute and functional stuff.
Eraser pens are cheaper here than in other stores!

Nice store, lots of stuff to buy

It never fails... I run in "for one thing" and always fill my basket by the time I check out. It's just fun to walk around and see the fun things they have to offer. Craft supplies, household items, containers... I always find things for both home and classroom!

I always go with my sis I buy stickers. Recently I got some cute dish towels. I think they are meant for face but i use it for drying hands and dishes.

Clean, well organized $1.50 store. Prices can go much higher though but signage is posted all over to make a clear conversion of Yen to dollers. In my opinion all prices are still a good deal. They have an extensive selection of household items from makeup/beauty supplies, to automobile, tools, office, kitchen and kids toys.