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Daiso opens massive new 25,392-square foot Tokyo flagship store with its two sub-brands included
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Casey Baseel
Mar 2, 2023 - Tweet
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Daiso’s Standard Products store — what’s worth buying and what’s not? Our expert weighs in
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Katie Pask
Mar 21, 2022
Standard Products promises items that are “slightly better” than 100 yen store Daiso, but does that apply to all goods in store?
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