Definition

Translates directly to "small things"; Japanese word that refers to knickknacks, small accessories, charms, pouches, etc, often of a cute or kitsch nature.

Also, the name of a town in Mie prefecture, Japan.

Not to be confused with "kimono" (class of traditional Japanese garments).

Example Usage

"I found an awesome cellphone pouch at that new komono store in Umetsubo town."

"I love to collect mushroom-themed komono."

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