Daiso - Japanese Household Goods

Cheap cleaning supplies and bathroom necessities. Tasty Japanese snacks. Cheap fishing equipment. If you like wobbler spoons they sell them for $2.25 a piece while the sporting goods store two doors down sells them for $6.99. They also have very cheap sabiki rigs that I have used to catch herring successfully in Tillamook Bay.

Cute products but Just like everything else on the world, prices went up.. But a lot of the base price products are not worth $2.25.

Way better store than the one in Vancouver. I was having trouble with some pricing, but an employee helped out. The store has a lot of stuff you never knew you needed. I took a lot more pictures, but it only let me add 50.

I'm an office supply addict, this place is dangerously fun!! Inexpensive for the most part but pretty decent quality as well! They have a fantastic selection of pens!!

A neat place. There is a little bit of everything. If no price it is $1.75. We came in to check it out, and it is very easy to spend in here. The selection of items is huge, scrapbooking, stickers, tons of different giftwrap, dishes, mugs, school supplies, funny little toys. Every aisle is different.

I love this place! You need to walk each isle. It's well done and fun to slowly browse. I will be back!°•○●~

So cute. So affordable. And the cashier was super chill. Ill def be sending people here. Tons of stuff for organizing every part of your home, with enough randomness thrown in, that my adhd butt was in heaven. A good source of low-priced, but better than dollar store quality, items. With dollar store prices steadily rising, their stores closing with bankruptcies, and diaperdons' tariffs making everything more expensive, this is a good place to start switching to.