Japanese cleaning products

Can’t figure out what household cleaning products to keep on hand? Refer to this simple guide on Japanese cleaning supplies for less stress and easy cleaning solutions.

I've read an article from Japanese news that Kao Kyukyutto Clear Foam Spray (花王 キュキュット CLEAR 泡スプレー), a dish detergent from Kao, has been selling very well since it has released last fall. Over 10 million bottles of this detergent have been already sold in Japan so far. Actually, this is the one I want to buy in Japan next time. :) Kao Kyukyutto Clear Foam Spray (花王 キュキュット CLEAR 泡スプレー) 300ml Spray Bottle 300 yen Orange Scent / Grape Fruit Scent Can be purchased at most drugstores and…

This Japanese kitchen tool transforms the dish-washing experience for the better.

I love America, but our oldest and best kept traditions are only a couple hundred years old. The best Japanese beauty products, on the other hand, are grounded in Japanese beauty secrets that date back centuries. Hundreds of years of skin care…

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You can easily find good quality skincare products at drugstores and convenience stores in Japan. Despite most of them being less than 1,000 yen, they've gained a lot of attention due to being cheap but good. These items are popular not just among Japanese people, but also are often bought by travelers as souvenirs. So, if you’re wondering what skincare products you should buy while in Japan, check this article out.

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