Japanese stuff to buy

Ever wonder what to buy with the last 1000 yen you have at the end of your Japan trip? Sure, you could exchange it before leaving—but as it's only around $10 and with the exchange rate and after the fees are taken out, you’re not left with a whole lot. Here are a few things you can buy to get your money’s worth out of your last 1,000 yen.

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PRICES MAY VARY. Material:High fired ceramic.(Food safe) 10.1*9.5cm Dishwasher and microwave safe. Ceramics Japanese Maneki Neko Lucky Cat Sugar Salt Pepper Storage Jar with Lid And Spoon

PRICES MAY VARY. The instruction manual for this product is in Japanese. Instructions in English are not included. The instruction manual for this product is in Japanese. Instructions in English are not included.

Dog rice bowl from Japan, Mino ware. Mino ware(Mino-yaki). Mino is the largest pottery producing area in Japan. 50% of Japanese pottery is from Mino. Japan 5.0×10.6 cm. Buy 4 or more, save 50% off!

A pen is just a pen, right? Nope. Not when it comes from Japan. A pen transforms into a technologically advanced work of art once the Japanese get a hold of it. Japanese stationery stands apart in a league of its own. You have to try some of these things to believe they actually exist.