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From basic writing tools to adorable character goods, ¥100 shops are the choice for getting papered in style—without breaking the bank!

Even in Tokyo, you can still find a great selection of unique and affordable places to lay your head—if you know where to look!

While the Ise-Shima area is best known for Ise Jingu, the area also offers picturesque scenery and gourmet food. And you can access this resort region easily from Osaka using the KINTETSU RAIL PASS!

Did you know that the Lawson Store 100 song apologizes for the price? Or that there's 'frying music' for the staff? This is stuff even Lawson employees don't know!

Just because you're eating convenience store food doesn't mean it has to be cold!

Did you know there have been well over 100 flavors of Kara-age Kun fried chicken?

While most ¥100 stores offer knickknacks and prepackaged snacks for ¥108 (including consumption tax), Lawson Store 100 offers fresh produce and other products that can actually help you make a meal!

You can purchase one (or all) of these six practical travel items, each for less than a buck!