Japanese life on a budget: our 100-yen store haul
100-yen stores in Japan are like pound shops in the UK, or dollar stores in the US. The exchange rate’s
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100-yen stores in Japan are like pound shops in the UK, or dollar stores in the US. The exchange rate’s
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