I've wanted to try Canmake products ever since I've heard about this brand. So when I saw the mini Canmake stall at the Narita International Airport Terminal 2 during our trip last April in Japan, I didn't hesitate to pick up this cute blush. I also featured this product in my haul which you can find here. There were only three shades available: a very light pink shade, a coral and this red blush. I picked this one up because I thought it was the most wearable for my skin tone. But I then regretted not buying the other two shades. 😭

First off, the packaging of this blush is very cute and sleek. It's not the most sturdy but it doesn't feel that cheap at all and it protects the product pretty well. It even has a cute ribbon design on its lock. 

This is perfect for when you're on the go or when you're travelling since it's very lightweight. Since the case is transparent, you can immediately see the color so that makes it much easier and convenient when choosing a particular shade to use (and even when choosing a shade in stores).

The actual product doesn't smell particularly of anything. The cream is so smooth and soft to the touch. The product is also very easy to blend into your cheeks. It goes on light at first and then you can build it up as you go. 

I tested this on my bare face and this lasted for about 5 hours. My cheeks can get a bit oily so that's really pretty good! I've already used this blush a couple of times so there are already some finger marks on it hehe.

This particular shade (CL08) gives you a very natural, reddish flush on your cheeks. I usually just dab a little on my cheeks using my fingers and then I build it up as I go so that it wouldn't look streaky or too much.

This is a really good product and I'd love to try the other shades. I'm drawn to the coral and pink ones so I might try those when I get the chance. You should go ahead and give this a try if you're into Japanese makeup brands or if you're on the lookout for inexpensive cream blushes that are of good quality. I also think that makeup beginners would enjoy this and won't find it intimidating at all.

If you're new to Japanese makeup, I think Canmake is a really good brand to start exploring with. I really think you wouldn't go wrong with it since it is known as one of the really good Japanese makeup brands, specifically for their great, affordable and kawaii products.

Odaiba is definitely one of my favorite places in Tokyo that we visited. The next time I come back it will surely be part of my itinerary again! It's so serene, beautiful and peaceful there. Although there are already a number of malls and attractions, it still isn't that crowded yet unlike other shopping districts in Tokyo. It took us about an hour (not that long considering the traffic situation in Manila haha) to get to Odaiba by train from where we were staying. It was totally worth it and I suggest that you visit this place if you're planning to travel to Tokyo. This is where the popular attractions like the Gundam City with the Giant Gundam, the mini Statue of Liberty and the driverless monorail are located.

Aside from the touristy spots, we also went to DiverCity Tokyo, Venus Fort and Aquacity for some mini shopping hehe. I found a couple of Gacha machines here too (I was on the lookout for these machines because I wasn't able to visit Akihabara) and got absolutely addicted! I visited The Daiba for some souvenirs and I think it was in the drugstore, Matsumoto Kiyoshi, that I got most of the beauty items in this mini haul. And, I also didn't pass up on the chance to visit the mini Daiso branch inside Aquacity. I was very much addicted to their Daiso stores by this time haha!

My sister bought this Super Mild shampoo and conditioner, also from Shiseido, that we used while in Tokyo. They're really good and they smell so nice! There's still a lot of product left inside both bottles so I'm really happy about that! I don't know how much they were but she told me that these were the cheapest ones.

I also got a free sample of this base and powder from Maquillage from the sales attendant who assisted me! I feel like these will be really good even though I haven't tried them yet haha!

I also got this cute Sailormoon mirror from one of the Gacha machines inside Divercity too. I think this was 300 yen - a little bit more expensive than other Gachapons. I then got another one, a Disney Princess version, for my cousin. Gacha machines are really very addicting!! 😅

Lastly, I purchased this cute Hello Kitty pouch from the mini Daiso store inside Aquacity for only 100 yen. 😊

The next items below were purchased on a different day but I'd still like to share them with you! 

I got this Pokemon phone charm from the shopping mall inside Narita International Airport Terminal 2. We had a lot of spare time before our flight so we explored the shops there and we saw a Pokemon Center shop. I got this charm for around 100 or 200 yen, I think. Oh, how I love gacha machines hahaha!! I also bought some for my friends who really love Pokemon and are very much addicted playing the game in their Nintendo 3DS.

I purchased this Canmake Cream Cheek in 08 too for more or less 626 yen with tax. I'm so happy with this purchase! Although it's not very long lasting, I like that it gives a very natural and healthy glow to your cheeks! 😊

These next items were some of the things that I picked up from Tokyo Disneyland. I love how cheaper the items are here than the one in Hongkong! 😁The first one is this Rapunzel Shoe keychain while the one next to it is a Minnie Mouse Bow earphone jack cover. 

I was actually surprised to find that most of the women and teens I saw in Tokyo were still sporting the earphone jack cover trend. It was so contagious that when I saw one in Disneyland I picked it up without thinking twice haha! I can't remember how much exactly these were but I remember that they weren't that expensive. The ones below them are the Disneyland coins I got from the coin machines there for only 100 yen each!! 

I started collecting these coins ever since our trip to Dubai last year where I got one with a Burj Kalifa design on it. But I really don't know how to store them properly. I heard though that there is a specific case or container that you can buy to store them to prevent tarnishing.

Lastly, I got this cute Gudetama display from the first Gacha machine that I ever tried during this trip. I think it was in a gaming place near where we were staying. The Sakura 2016 pin beside it was the reward that I got for completing the Dry Seal Collecting activity inside the Tokyo National Museum. It was really fun and I just wish that our National Museum here in Manila would also have activities that the visitors can do! If you're planning on visiting Tokyo, you should go ahead and drop by their National Museum as well. It's a really great way to learn and have a glimpse of Japan's history and culture! 😊

I also purchased these other Bioré products because I love this brand! The one with the pump is the Bioré Marshmallow Whip Facial Wash (the name alone sounds yummy already) cleansing foam while the one on the right is the Lemon and Peach cleansing wipes. Haven't tried these yet but I'm excited to because I bet these will be really good! I think the cleanser was around 500-600 yen while the wipes was around 200 yen.

I also picked up this Shiseido Senka Perfect Whip Cleanser that I've already been eyeing even before our Japan trip. It's the one that I am currently using now and I must say that it's quite good. It lathers up really well and a little of this product goes a very long way. I love that it leaves my skin smooth, fresh and clean (this seems like an ad, I know, haha). This was the most "expensive" item that I got from Don Quijote and it was around 600+ yen. Although this is still very affordable in my opinion.

Lastly, these are some of the foods that we got at Don Quijote. These are the seasonal Cherry Blossoms Chocolate cookies and candies that I was talking about. I wasn't expecting much but they were really good! I can't exactly remember how much these were but I'm sure they were affordable too.

Aaandd that's it for the second part of my Japan Haul series! Next up will be the third and final installment of this series so make sure that you stay tuned for it! 😊

I was like a kid inside a candy store when I found these cute stationeries in one of the shelves inside Daiso! There were a lot of designs and different sizes but I only picked these ones. I already used the ones with the Sakura and Mt. Fuji designs. These have 5 sets of paper and envelope except for the biggest one which has 30 pieces of writing paper and 5 envelopes only.

I also bought this cute fan and Cat of Victory chopsticks! And of course, I grabbed this cute Gudetama microfiber cloth as soon as I saw it! Kawaii!!

Aside from all the Royce (super cheap in Japan!!) and local chocolate brands I hoarded (lol), I also bought a few food items from Daiso. I was intrigued with this Van Houten chocolate so I picked it up when I saw it. It's really good!! I also picked up some packs of this Super Mario gummy candies because it was too cute not to and I bought some for my friends too. I also picked up cute chocolates (not in the picture below) that are shaped like Sanrio characters. 

I also bought a pair of socks in Daiso but I forgot to include it in this haul. It's a toe sock with a Geisha print on it. I love it and I wore it (with my Airwalk slip ons) on the plane ride on the way home to Manila. It was so comfortable!! I should've hoarded more toe socks from Daiso because I saw toe socks at the Narita International Airport Terminal 2 Shopping Mall but they were much more expensive! Although there were more designs available there to be fair.