Toiletries
Tissue, toilet paper, soaps, shampoo, etc. Japan has a million different kinds of toiletries to keep people clean – and amused if you are an Engrish watcher.
Mark your calendars.
posted on 13 Mar 2016 in Toiletries
We’re on a schedule.
Photo courtesy of Jeremiah Kulani Prescott.
Sponge found at Japanese supermarket in Waipahu, Hawaii.
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Must be a caucasian snail…
Photo courtesy of Greg in Paris.
Found at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand.
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For meditation and beyond.
You’ll never want to quit meditating.
Photo courtesy of Cesare Polenghi.
Incense packaging found in Japan.
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Trust me: it’s better with the mask…
Photo courtesy of Susan Wong.
Made in Korea, but found in California grocery store.
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Yeah, um, it’s for my…skin.
I wanna know RIGHT NOW what it is and what it’s for.
Photo courtesy of Olivia V.
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