Singapore loves Japan

During my first few days here, I saw those ads at the MRT stations about Uniqlo opening at the mall near my place. When the new mall opened, so did Uniqlo, a Japanese grocery store, and a couple of Japanese restaurants. A friend told me that Singapore loves almost anything that is “Japanese”, which is really good for me, too.

I thought that the description was a bit exaggerated until the Hokkaido Fair held at a nearby mall. Then when I had the chance to visit Plaza Singapura to watch the surprise movie, I was very ecstatic to see this:


I was even more surprised to find out that there is a handful of Daiso, the 100-yen shop, here in Singapore! The items are sold at a bit higher price at S$2 each. I have been to Plaza Singapura’s Daiso twice and the place has always been crowded. How I wish they would open another outlet nearby.

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2 Responses to “Singapore loves Japan”

  1. jet Says:

    hi she. seems like you’re missing japan. me, too. there’s a daiso here in manila, and i was having the same nostalgic feelings you had everytime i go there.

  2. chevrolet Says:

    hellow she, you make me miss japan. beautiful country.

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