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They offer a good variety of products such as snacks, groceries, kitchenware, tableware, toys, gift etc. They even have a small section that offers fresh fruits and vegetables.
Most of the items are 100 yen except for the prices for the fresh fruits and vegetables. They may cost less or more than 100 yen.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: §238-0007, PRIME 4F, 1-5, Wakamatsu-cho, Yokosuka
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There are 2 100 yen stores in Yokosuka, within waking distance of the train stations. The best one is across from the Daiei Mall (pedestrian bridge across the street). The 100 Yen store has small toys and dishes, ramen, sunglasses...
What to buy: My favorite purchase was a Barbie doll Kimono as a gift for my niece (for 100Y, of course).
What to pay: Everything is 100 Yen!!
Written Apr 15, 2006
Address: Just off Honcho Yomonako Rd
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Department stores, banks and other businesses dominate Chuo-O-dori, Yokosuka's main street, and bustling crowds of business people and shoppers pass to and fro throughout the day. The Yokosuka Minato Matsuri (Port Festival), the Mikoshi (portable shrine) Parade and other events as well as the streets lined with verdant trees and the illumination all bring delight to visitors
What to buy: various
Written Apr 30, 2005
I thought diamond engagement rings were mainly an American thing, but I think the Japanese girls like them even more.
What to pay: Everything is super expensive. Luckily I wasn't looking at the time.
Written Jun 29, 2004
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