TravPriceMUJI officially surveyed 135 new graduate hires from the 2024 and 2025 intakes on "things worth buying for their new life"; tallied and ranked by number of votes within the "Everyday Goods" category (household items excluding kitchenware and cleaning supplies), with the official listing giving No. 1 through No. 5 (3rd place is a tie between 2 categories). This list uses the official category as the ranking unit (position=null, awardRank=the category's rank); entries include named quotes from the article under each category along with representative products, complete with product cards and tax-included prices, without speculating on respondents' actual purchase counts or share.
Original list title: [Everyday Goods Edition] We Asked 135 New Employees: Things Worth Buying at MUJI for Their New Life
MUJI official new-hire survey (category ranking) · Published March 25, 2026 (respondents were 135 new graduate hires from 2024 and 2025)
Every named product card in the official survey of 135 new hires, homeware edition. The official ranking itself is five category ranks (rank 3 tied); there are 24 product cards。The official contents list five category ranks (aroma and room fragrance 1st with 20 votes, stationery 2nd with 16, towels/bath/toilet goods and skincare tied 3rd with 8 each, laundry goods 5th with 6, no 4th), and all five are collected. The products inside a category are not individually ranked by the source — they are named by respondents and backed by a product card — so each entry’s position is null and awardCategory and awardRank carry the category and its rank instead. The unit here is the product card: all 24 named cards in the article are collected, with same-name items that differ only in size merged into one row and the other sizes noted in rankScope, and nothing sampled away. In the towel category, ふっくらパイルバスタオル is quoted three times but the article links only to a hand towel; that discrepancy is recorded as found rather than paired by guesswork.
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