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  1. DON DON DONKI Kapolei - 500 Kamokila Blvd

    500 Kamokila Blvd, Kapolei HI 96707

    4.5 Superb 98 reviews

    “Much better than their next-to-Waikiki location which is run down with less inventory. The gunpla section at the kapolei location is impressive with more reissued kits and even kits like the PG Nu on display. Tons of fruit and food selection here as well and all in all just a pleasant shopping experience. Worth the drive imho”

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  2. Daiso - 850 Kamehameha Hwy

    850 Kamehameha Hwy, Pearl City HI 96782

    4.6 Superb 256 reviews

    “Great place to find everyday goods and bargains for the house, some snacks, & toys for kids, office supplies, and so on. If you like to clean and organize things, there are cute handmade sponges and different kinds of stackable bins. Items can be seasonal and random. The price guide shows the conversion between Japanese Yen prices to the US Dollar equivalent & it can change from time to time. Japanese music plays in the background. There’s a clear umbrella in the umbrella area. There are body towels (thin & useful). The bag sliders come in different sizes. Other items can be for kitchenware like spice rack, salt & shakers, bento, bowls, chopsticks, lemon juice pressers, etc. and can vary.”

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  3. Don Quijote Pearl City - 850 Kamehameha Hwy

    850 Kamehameha Hwy, Pearl City HI 96782

    4 Good 190 reviews

    “I love everything in this store! The ethnic grocery choices are number 1! Especially Japanese. They also have Japanese hair care and skin care and cosmetics! And everything is so cute ?”

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