I promised to share my winter musthaves, and here they are! Right now is the coldest time of the year in Japan, and many places still have several months of cold winter weather left, so I hope these will help you stay warm either at home or when traveling! Also, stay tuned till the end of the video to hear something exciting (for me, and hopefully for you guys too!) happening next month!

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List of Products Mentioned (Prices can vary from store to store and depends on where you get it. These are prices I bought them for):
1. Heattech (Often on sale especially during winter months, regular prices for shirts are: Basic 990 yen, Extra Warm 1500 yen and Ultra Warm 1990 yen. Other products generally vary between 500 yen and 1990 yen.)
2. Down Jackets (3990 yen to 6990 yen depending on style, ones shown in video are 5990 yen)
3. Heat Tights (Generally between 500 yen and 2000 yen depending on style and thickness)
4. Scarves (Multiuse scarf from Uniqlo 1990 yen they are actually on sale for 14.90USD on their US site currently. Shirokuma Neck Warmer about 500 yen on Amazon JP)
5. Heat pads (You can buy single ones for about 50 yen in convenience stores, and about 200300 yen for a pack of 10)
6. Steam Eye Masks (About 1100 yen for a pack 14, or 600 yen for a microwavable reusable one)
7. Dr. C Labo Hot Peel Cleansing Gel (2800 yen, bought on Amazon JP for 2100 yen, it can go as low as 1500 yen!)
8. AntiStatic Products (About 500 yen for the spray also comes in portable size, 100 yen for Daiso antistatic bracelet/hairband)
9. Pain Magnets (500 yen to 2000 yen depending on strength and numbers of magnets)
10. Tea Drinks (Waokodo Gyunyuya Royal Milktea about 400 yen, MUJI Adzuki Beans Tea 300 yen)


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