THREEPPY at IMM Singapore: Japan’s 300 Yen Shop at S$6.32, Price Chart and What Is Worth Buying
I visit THREEPPY every time I am in Japan. At IMM in Singapore the shelves look almost identical, but a 300 yen item costs S$6.32. Here is the price chart, and what still made sense to buy.
THREEPPY is a stop I make on every trip to Japan. In Singapore, I found it at IMM on an errand day: my child needed craft supplies and wanted to go to Haidilao. I had just bought a mini cooler bag at Standard Products, and THREEPPY was right next door.

A Licca doll standee at the entrance pulled me straight in. Inside, the range looked almost exactly like the stores I know in Japan.
Visit Information
| Store | THREEPPY, sharing one unit with Daiso Japan and Standard Products |
| Location | IMM, Level 3, #03-50 |
| Address | 2 Jurong East Street 21, Singapore 609601 |
| Hours | 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily |
| Price Versus Japan | Close to double, based on the in-store price chart |
| Payment | SGD prices only, GST included |
| Our Visit | 6 September 2026 |
The Price Chart Tells the Story

Every product still carries its Japanese yen tag. A chart on the shelf converts it to Singapore dollars, effective from 1 January 2024.
No Yen Tag or 150 Yen: S$2.18
200 Yen: S$4.14
300 Yen: S$6.32
500 Yen: S$9.59
1000 Yen: S$17.22
1500 Yen: S$25.94
In Japan the same 300 yen item costs 330 yen with tax. If you shop in Japan often, the difference is hard to ignore.
Pastel Tableware I Did Not Notice in Japan


Oddly, it was in Singapore that the tableware finally caught my eye. The pink flower-shaped teapot was S$9.59. Pink is my colour, and I would happily keep it on a shelf as a decorative piece even without using it.
If you do not know the Japanese prices, or rarely travel to Japan, these feel reasonable for the look.

What I Bought: An Ice Pack for Snack Time

My child takes a morning snack and lunch to school, usually an apple or a banana in the morning. The Beauty and the Beast ice pack set, 300 yen in Japan and S$6.32 here, fits neatly into the mini cooler bag I had just bought next door.
Colour and Flow on the Shop Floor

The range is huge, yet the layout flows well and the shelves are grouped by colour, which makes ordinary items look better than they would on their own.

Eco bags, tote bags and small cooler bags work well as easy gifts.

The Disney Princess atomizer cases are 300 yen in Japan. I bought one in the Licca design on a past trip.
Is It Worth Buying Here?
If you know Japanese prices, it will sting a little. For families living in Singapore who want a pleasant place to browse with a child and pick up small household things, it is still a good stop, especially for tableware, gift bags and lunchbox accessories.


