The mother of all 100-yen shops ("hyakkin") is in Machida. Five floors -- 71,000 sq. ft. -- of cheap stuff, including...
faux Croc stick-on nail "clothes"
mannequin heads
garden dwarfs
fake flowers (can you see the dewdrops? clear hard plastic)
shoes
clothespins
fake "decorative interior" vegetables
hair gel
cider
dishes
potato chip rings
food bags
plastic jewelry
signage
leis
in my shopping basket: notebooks (the cover lines: "Memorandum: Write Things Down" and "Keep your Dreams"), butterfly temporary tattoos, teacups, a creamer and caramels
Karen bought a dozen butterfly nets
the inside-the-elevator guide to what's on each floor
the five ladies I shopped with, 3 from Australia, 2 from New Zealand. (I grilled the Kiwis about the South Island, as we are headed there later this month!!!)
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