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Shopee Singapore’s Japan Discovery Fair is bringing shoppers various omiyage from Japan like food and snacks, health and beauty products, and items under the home and hobbies categories.
Omiyage refers to a souvenir you buy for colleagues, friends and family after a trip. This act of gifting shows your appreciation for the people you’ve “left behind” while travelling. In other words, it’s like saying “Thank you for covering me while I’m away” or “I missed you”.
Happening right now till 31 January, you can expect to find top deals on Japanese food and snacks. Subsequently in February, Japan Discovery Fair will present more offers from health and beauty, and home and hobbies.
In addition, Shopee Singapore is also giving vouchers of up to S$20 off a minimum spend of S$80, and various shops are giving 50 per cent off vouchers.
Now, you can pretend you’ve just returned from a trip to Japan or comfort your wanderlust with these best-selling Japanese food and snacks.
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