Space is at a premium in Japan, and its trendy restaurant and cafes are no exception. What to do when there’s no space for your handbag or pouch? If you have this bag hook shaped like Mickey Mouse’s hand, you can magically transform any table or counter into a makeshift storage area.

This lightweight hook takes up little space, yet it is sturdy enough to hold up to 4 kilograms.

Transform a boring cuppa into a fantasy tea party with this whimsical My Melody cover.

It quickly attaches to nearly any sized mug or cup with a thickness less than 5 millimeters. This lid is also useful for when you’re out in public and don’t want to leave your drink unattended.

Don’t take medicine but can’t bear to leave Daiso without buying this charming medicine case shaped like My Melody? Here’s an idea: Use your medicine case to store purikura, those tiny sticker pictures you take at arcades and shopping malls.

They also make a great container for rings, earrings, and false eyelashes.

Sure, you probably already own a pair of tweezers, but do your tweezers have Mickey Mouse on them? Add this pastel hued pair to your carry-on so that stray hairs never catch you off guard when you’re off the ground.

For all their tidiness, public toilets in Japan rarely have soap, paper towels, or hand dryers. Keep your hands clean on the go with these adorably packaged wet sheets. They’re also great for wiping down your smartphone and other electronic devices. You get two packs of 32 sheets for only 108 yen -- what a bargain!

Unfortunately, the sheets themselves have no designs on them, but your mood will instantly brighten whenever you pull out this case.

Wet tissues come in resealable packaging, but over time the adhesive wears out. If you’re not careful, your wet sheets will soon become dry sheets that will be of little use to you.

Attach this lovely pink plastic lid to your package of wet wipes to ensure they stay sealed, fresh, and moist. The adhesive is durable, meaning you’ll get plenty of use out of the reusable lid.

Laundry can be a bore, but it doesn’t have to be with this package of 20 ultra bright and durable Mickey Mouse clothespins.

Keep your unmentionables from flying away or use as a bookmark when reading your favorite manga; use them to reseal a bag of your favorite Japanese snacks or string a line and hang photographs of your time at Tokyo Disney Resort -- the possibilities are endless!

Another functional item with unlimited potential are these mesh cases some in a variety of sizes, but A5 is a great option if you’re undecided. A tablet neatly fits inside this semi-translucent Hello Kitty Case. Add your stylus, a few maps, and travel brochures and you’re all set to go.

We surely live in a digital world, but there’s nothing like writing with pens and pencils. Store all those cute erasers and nifty pens you’re bound to find in Japan in this conveniently sized case that features a variety of characters. They’re priced at 108 yen each, so if you can’t choose one, choose them all!

Carry pocket tissues long enough and you’re bound to find them scrunched up in the bottom of your bag. Avoid the hassle and choose one of these embroidered Mickey Mouse handkerchiefs. Handkerchief aren't just for runny noses; Use them for wiping sweat and dirt off your face or drying your hands.

Head to your nearest Daiso before all the kawaii character goods are gone! Find a Daiso in Tokyo near you: