GetNavi 7.5 Issue Released: Featuring In-Depth Reviews of Top Half-Year Items and Special Features on MUJI & Standard Products

GetNavi 7.5 Issue Released: Featuring In-Depth Reviews of Top Half-Year Items and Special Features on MUJI & Standard Products
This Season’s Must-Buys: MUJI & Standard Products
Editors’ Picks: In-Depth Reviews of Featured Items
Expanded Popular Series
Product Overview
Where to Purchase

GetNavi 7.5 Issue Released: Featuring In-Depth Reviews of Top Half-Year Items and Special Features on MUJI & Standard Products

One Publishing released the “GetNavi 7.5 Issue” (special price: 700 yen including tax) on Sunday, May 24, 2026. GetNavi, a product information magazine launched in 1999, covers a wide range of “buyable items,” from the latest home appliances and digital devices to daily necessities, mobility, and food. It delivers stories related to products, including trends, behind-the-scenes manufacturing, and user experiences, to all product enthusiasts. The 7.5 issue is available exclusively in digital format.

This Season’s Must-Buys: MUJI & Standard Products

The lead feature of the issue highlights recommended items from the well-known “MUJI” and “Standard Products,” a brand by Daiso offering “slightly better” goods. GetNavi’s editorial team purchased and thoroughly checked new and standard items worth noting for the summer season. The feature covers various products that enhance daily life, such as stationery and kitchen goods with subtle functionalities, and storage items useful for organization. It provides details on what makes these items truly worth buying this season, based on real-world usage.

Editors’ Picks: In-Depth Reviews of Featured Items

The major feature presents a thorough review of trending items that continue to stimulate consumer desires, from digital gadgets and home appliances to stationery and even cars. While items like compact robot vacuums, smartphone cases for enhanced focus, and smart rings with discreet notifications may seem appealing, the editorial team questioned their true value. They rigorously tested and verified a selection of popular and talked-about products, revealing honest reviews based on actual use.

Expanded Popular Series

The issue also includes expanded versions of popular series:

NEXT CREATORS: Designer Seitaro Yamazaki discusses projects initiated on the crowdfunding platform Makuake with venture representatives. This special edition revisits past projects to report on their subsequent developments.
Meta/Ray-Ban Meta Optics (Gen 2): A detailed analysis by Munechika Nishida.
Compact Digital Camera Sanpo: This series tests the latest digital cameras, featuring a trial of the Sony RX100VII.
Japanese Souvenir Stories: This section introduces lesser-known but highly regarded local souvenirs, often overshadowed by popular classics like Hato Sablé and Mamadoru.