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ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ✈ïļGo to Japan. What to buy for people at home?

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there’s plenty of other options too - mercari, buyee, depop, and other resale sites! one of my moots mentioned searching etsy too!! ðŸĐ· #manga #mangahaul #mangarecommendation #blmanga #shoujo
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sara ðŸŒļ

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Two bottles of &honey Deep Moist Shampoo and Conditioner, labeled as Step 1.0 and Step 2.0 respectively, held by a hand.
Two Anua skincare products: a Heartleaf 70+ Hyaluron Daily Lotion moisturizer and a Heartleaf 77+ Hyaluron Soothing Toner, held by a hand.
A bottle of Anua Heartleaf Pore Control Cleansing Oil, held by a hand.
What I Got In Japan Pt. 1 ðŸŒļ
I follow Japanese beauty influencers on TikTok and Pinterest and here’s some of the most recommended products beauty products I heard about. So when I went to Japan, I ran to buy them. I also grabbed some makeup products as well, which I may make another post about. I’ll keep you updated on how
X3_catherine

X3_catherine

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A Day in My Life Living in Japan ðŸŒļ
Here’s what I did over my weekend since starting to live in Japan! ðŸĨ° I’ve been loving the nature here and all of the people, I hope you all come to visit! #japanvibes #ADayInMyLife #travel #ThingsToDo #lemon8challenge
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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A collage introducing favorite stationery stores, featuring a hand holding pastel markers, shelves of packaged accessories, character-themed pens, and displays of various colorful writing instruments.
Shelves at Oomomo filled with a wide array of Japanese stationery, including packaged stickers, decorative tapes, and unique pencil cases, highlighting the store's extensive selection for journaling and school.
A display at Amax Stationery showcasing various limited edition pens and a selection of different pen cases, emphasizing the store's unique and popular writing instruments and accessories.
my favorite places to buy stationery in Vancouver
1ïļâƒĢ Oomomo especially the Aberdeen location, which is their largest store in Vancouver, they have an extensive selection of pencils, pens, notebooks, correction tapes, and many other stationery for journaling like stickers, washi tapes and stamps. Recently they have been doing an annual stationery
Emily H.

Emily H.

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WHERE TO BUY SMISKIS IN JAPAN
Found Smiskis in Tokyo, Japan at the HANDs department store in Shinjuku! #smiski #smiskitigures #japantravel #japanhaul #shinjuku
Nina Saiko Food

Nina Saiko Food

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A store shelf displays a variety of colorful aerosol cans of whipped shower foam in different scents. The image includes overlaid text asking, 'do people actually buy these?' Price tags are visible below the products, suggesting a retail setting.
do people actually buy these?
Ive always wondered if they are worth the $16. Are they? Everytime I pass the isle, its like theyve never been touched. If you’ve bought and tried them, whats your opinion? ~ ~ ~ ~ #should i get these #WorthIt #beautyfinds
Zoey Faith

Zoey Faith

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No buy list 2026
📒Notes: If you really want something research the price, it may be cheaper on a different website. 📒Notes: Use what you have , learn to shop at home first! 📒Notes: Just because it’s “popular” doesn’t mean you need it. Follow for more lifestyle content! ðŸŦķ💕 ⚠ïļâš ïļupdated disclaimer: peopl
Pinkvenus🍒

Pinkvenus🍒

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10 things about Japan that blew my mind!
#travel #Japan #vacation #japantravel
Kennady Ray

Kennady Ray

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Places to buy boho jewelry
#bohojewelry #crystaljewelry #jewelryshops #onlineshopping #earthyblackgirl
Aster

Aster

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Will I ever Have Enough Money to Buy a house?
Why does it feel like I’ll never have enough money to buy a house? It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the numbers, but let’s break it down. For a $400,000 home, a 3% down payment is $12,000, not the 20% many people think. If you start saving $250 a month, that’s $3,000 a year, and in just
Rebecca Foote

Rebecca Foote

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Buy or Skip? Ever played this “cozy” game? ðŸĪ”
Weekend cozy gaming moment ðŸŒĩðŸŽŪ I finally tried My Time at Sandrock, and I’m still deciding if it’s worth the priceâ€Ķ 👀 It has that familiar cozy-life-sim charm, but there are a few things I didn’t expect along the way. Would you try Sandrock for yourself? Still curious to know everyone’s though
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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A Day in my Life ðŸŒļ in Japan ðŸĐ·
Here’s what life has been like recently working in Japan!! I’m having so much fun here and I’ve been loving it so far ☚ïļðŸĐ·let me know what you would like to see next of my journey so far!! #Japan #ADayInMyLife #lemon8travel #vlogging #travel
Nina Gabriella

Nina Gabriella

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A red Lexus IS500 sedan is shown driving in a tunnel, highlighted as Japan's last muscle car with a naturally-aspirated V8 engine.
The luxurious interior of the Lexus IS500 is displayed, featuring red leather seats and trim, a steering wheel, and a central screen, suggesting a comfortable luxury sedan.
A detailed view of the Lexus IS500's engine bay reveals a 5.0-liter naturally-aspirated V8 engine, emphasizing its pure, old-school power without turbos or hybrid technology.
Japan’s Last Muscle Car is... a Lexus?
With the IS500 trending, it's time for the story most people miss ðŸĪŦ This isn't just another luxury car; it's the last of a dying breed. The Lexus IS500 is the only Japanese sedan left with a naturally-aspirated V8 engine. It's a true modern muscle car hiding in plain sight, and a
Auto-Vault

Auto-Vault

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A hand holds a silver Fujifilm Finepix J150w digital camera with a 5x optical zoom lens and 10.0 megapixels, set against a plain light background. The camera is a Y2K-style digicam.
A hand holds a silver Fujifilm Finepix J150w digital camera, with its screen displaying an image. The background is a blurred indoor setting, highlighting the camera's Y2K aesthetic and photo capabilities.
A hand holds a silver Fujifilm Finepix J150w digital camera, showcasing its design. The blurred background suggests an indoor environment, illustrating the type of old digicam discussed for purchase from various sources.
This is your sign to buy a Y2k digicam! 👀
I finally got my hands on an old digicam straight from Japan and i can't wait to shoot some photo's on it and just bring it everywhere to capture memories! There are various places that you can find an older digicam. The easiest are thrift stores/markets, marketplace, garage sales etc. I
Debbie

Debbie

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