Atiqah Nabilah Aidi
I was treated poorly. When I said ''''sumimasen'''' (excuse me) to ask about a product, a tall staff member with orange‑blonde hair gave me the ✋(X) gesture and walked away dismissively, as if I were beneath notice.

Location: Japan, 〒542-0085 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashisuji, 2 Chome−2−19 3階
Dotonbori, Osaka
A 100-yen shop in Shinsaibashi stocking household goods, snacks, and souvenirs.
A 100-yen shop in Shinsaibashi stocking household goods, snacks, and souvenirs.
Daiso is a major Japanese 100-yen store with a branch in Shinsaibashi, Osaka, selling household items, stationery, cosmetics, snacks, and travel accessories across multiple floors. Most products are priced at standard 100-yen tiers, making it easy to pick up affordable souvenirs, kitchen gadgets, toiletries, and seasonal goods. The Shinsaibashi branch occupies a multi-level space with a wide range of merchandise. It is a practical stop for travellers needing last-minute essentials, budget gifts, or a glimpse into everyday Japanese retail culture while walking along Shinsaibashisuji.Based on 1165 Google reviews
Atiqah Nabilah Aidi
I was treated poorly. When I said ''''sumimasen'''' (excuse me) to ask about a product, a tall staff member with orange‑blonde hair gave me the ✋(X) gesture and walked away dismissively, as if I were beneath notice.
Iven M.
The store is clean and multi‑level, offering a broad assortment of Japanese‑made products. It is conveniently located near popular tourist attractions, though it lacks a restroom.
Myriam M.
Spanning three floors, the shop offers a wide range of stationery, beauty products, kitchenware, food, beverages and more, with most items priced at around ¥100. The impressive selection really impressed me.
Willz
I found a great variety of goods. If you need an extra bag for checked luggage, they have two options—one about 50 inches total and another around 60 inches—both fitting my airline size requirements and priced at roughly 500 yen each. A budget‑friendly alternative to purchasing a suitcase.
Wilson O.
The shop stocks everyday household essentials at reasonable prices. It does not offer tax‑free shopping or restrooms, and transactions are processed via self‑service checkout.

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