Go to a 100 yen store, any 100 yen store
You will find whole bags of "crap" that kids will love for cheap. A 2000 yen gift bag filled from the 100 yen store will send kids into a friggin tizzy back home. Seriously.
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You will find whole bags of "crap" that kids will love for cheap. A 2000 yen gift bag filled from the 100 yen store will send kids into a friggin tizzy back home. Seriously.
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"Sushipedia" is a good one. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sushipedia/id326316017?mt=8
Do not wear your room slippers into the toilet area, this will really annoy people. Use the provided toilet slippers.
You can buy fake food keepsakes online in English here! http://fakefoodjapan.com/
You can find more information on printing your photos out at convenience stores at the link below.http://www.survivingnjapan.com/2012/03/guide-to-convenience-store-copy-print.html
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