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I just can’t seem to find where they sell cleaning products here. For the home, I mean. Sprays and laundry stuff. I went to a super yesterday but I couldn’t find anything not related to food there, not even toilet paper.
Browsing around a bit for parttime work on 28 hour student visa. After problems i came across [https://www.reddit.com/r/japanlife/comments/15gvp09/did_anyone_ever_used_the_app_timee/](https://www.reddit.com/r/japanlife/comments/15gvp09/did_anyone_ever_used_the_app_timee/) And from memory i think Ubereats has similar limitations.
Would it just be better to skip 1-day/gig-type work apps in general in my situation? Or anyone aware of one that doesn’t have the foreigner/resident status limitations?
I need to return some clothes that don’t fit, but I threw out the package they came in without really thinking about it. What’s okay to use in a pinch instead?
I don’t have plain boxes/envelopes on hand right now (will have to get some if need be). I’ve seen Mercari/Y!A sellers send stuff out in reused gift bags, repurposed bags and boxes that once clearly held other products, etc. but is it all that common?
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I am needing help coming up with some Japanese words that have multiple meanings depending on context.
さっそく
やっぱり
そろそろ
とりあえず
Could anyone help me out please?
I’m having the worst craving for shitty American ramen noodles. Like those 99¢ brick of noodles type with the packet of overly salty seasoning that you buy when you’re broke AF and payday is 3 days away.
Are there any here in Japan that have a similar flavor?