How do you say "One item per customer." in Japanese?

Name: The Matcha Tin Is Six Thousand Yen and You Still Can't Buy Two. The Shelf Says Why.
Uploaded: 2026-08-13T22:10:46Z
Duration: 25 s
Description: Learn to say お一人様一点まで (o-hitorisama itten made) — One item per customer.. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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The Matcha Tin Is Six Thousand Yen and You Still Can't Buy Two. The Shelf Says Why.

To say One item per customer. in Japanese, say お一人様一点まで (o-hitorisama itten made).

You picked up two tins and the staff is politely putting one back.

お一人様一点まで o-hitorisama itten made One item per customer.

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In this video

お一人様一点までです。 o-hitorisama itten made desu. One item per customer.
これ、お一人様一点までですか？ kore, o-hitorisama itten made desu ka? Is this one per customer?

Kanji in this phrase

お一人様: おひとりさま
一点: いってん

Why this phrase

It's taped to matcha shelves, limited-edition sweets and collab goods all over Japan right now. It isn't a scam and it isn't personal. Good matcha is genuinely short, so shops ration it, and the sign tells you exactly how.