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| Daiso Japan |
Rainy days are here! And where else can we find unique and useful items to keep us safe and dry for just Php 88, but in Daiso Japan!
I'm a frequent Daiso-product buyer and I can tell you that they just have almost everything that you need! Whether you're looking for kitchen or baking utensils, everyday household items, scrapbooking or art materials, or even toiletries, they have them here. Oh, this is also where I get my KitKat Green Tea for Php 188.
For the wet season, here are some great finds from Daiso.
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| Daiso Clear Umbrellas |
Number one rainy day must-have is an umbrella. This Clear Umbrella from Daiso will not only keep you from being drenched as its cute and trendy design will also brighten up a gloomy day.
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| Umbrella Grip Cover |
More than perking up your umbrella, this Umbrella Grip Cover enables you to hold your umbrella comfortably and with ease despite a long heavy downpour.
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| Raincoats and Rain Pants |
For heavier rains and stronger winds which your umbrella can no longer hold up to, you may opt of Raincoats that are available both in children and adults sizes. Bikers, motorcycle riders, or those who just need more protection from getting wet may prefer Rain Coats and Rain Pants.
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| Shoes Cover |
Even your feet and beloved footwear can be kept dry and safe from low-level flood with Daiso's Shoes Cover.
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| LED Flashlight |
As typhoon brings sudden power interruptions, it will be good to keep an LED Flashlight handy at home or on the road.
Other rainy day essentials are waterproof eco bags to keep your stuff and important documents safe and dry, dehumidifying sheets and mats to dry off your stuff, pack of batteries for flashlights, and non-woven fabric face mask as protection from viruses this rainy season may bring. All of these and other useful items, rain or shine, can be found in 53 Daiso Japan stores nationwide. Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc. holds exclusive sub-license to sell authentic Daiso merchandise from Japan and operates the legitimate Daiso Japan store concept in the country.
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Disclaimer: I was provided the material for this post. Pictures are not mine.
