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This is the official website of Seven-Eleven Japan. Here you can find info on in-store ATMs, Wi-Fi, accepted credit cards, products and services, and on locations of stores that offer tax-free shopping.
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As of 2022, Seven-Eleven is the largest convenience store chain in Japan in terms of sales and number of stores. Additionally, it is one of the largest retail chains in Japan in terms of sales. In 2004, it acquired full ownership of the original 7-Eleven, Inc.
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Feb 2, 2024 · 7-Eleven heaven! No trip to the Land of the Rising Sun is complete with a 7-Eleven Japan trip – from bento boxes to sandwiches, onigiri to karaage, Japanese 7-Eleven stores have got you covered for cheap and convenient snacks. Although Japan is famous for its rich food scene, sometimes all you want is a sandwich, quick coffee or ready-to-go ...
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What you should buy at 7-Eleven in Japan is an Onigiri the first. There are about 10–20 kinds of flavors at a store, which include various ingredients from salmon and tuna to Natto (fermented soybeans) covered by dried seaweed. Some are made with flavored rice without dried seaweed. ▽The list of 10 Best Popular Onigiri at Convenience Stores in Japa...
One of the reasons why 7-Eleven is that popular is definitely its hot light meals sold on display in front of cash registers, which are called Hot Snack in Japanese. There are deep-fried food like Karaage (Japanese fried chicken) and spring rolls and Oden (a kind of Japanese hot pot). They are available from around 100 yen, so it’s recommended to b...
There are almost all major drinks including alcohol in 7-Eleven in Japan. You may wonder which drink you should buy before a variety of products from teas, fruits juices and pops to beers and wine. And, there are tens of options if you buy a bottle of green tea. In the cold season, hot drinks are available, too. Surprisingly, you can enjoy sipping ...
You also should not miss Japanese snacks and sweets at 7-Eleven stores. A large number of Japanese snacks, candies and chocolates are on store shelves. Of course, the popular products such as Pocky and KitKat are available there. The convenience store also sells its private brand snacks with the 7-Eleven’s logo on the package like the right-side pi...
If you are looking for a budget-friendly meal, a boxed bento will be the first choice, which commonly consists of rice and lots of side dishes. In addition to those typical bento, there are many other boxes including pasta, ramen, Soba noodles and so on. Staff asks you if you would like it heated up at cash registers like this “Atatamemasuka?”, so ...
Sandwiches are a familiar meal for you, but you should try to eat a Japanese one at e-Eleven. It provides a wide lineup from lettuce and ham to egg and chicken just for 200–300 yen. Lettuce with Ham and Cheese (シャキシャキレタス) is one of the most popular sandwiches and my best recommendation in 7-Eleven. Sandwiches with fruits like strawberries and whipp...
Breads and pastries are one of the most sold products at 7-Eleven, and there is a wide lineup of breads and pastries which you cannot see in other countries. Most of them are filled with some ingredients such as bean jam, slices pf apple, chicken, beef, etc. Take some flavors and bring them back to your hotel for your bedtime snack or breakfast in ...
This is what you should try and bring back home as souvenirs for your family and friends. Instant Noodles are one of the most familiar Convenience store food items for Japanese. They are really reasonable and as delicious as Ramen served at restaurants. You can experience nice Ramen in several minutes: pouring hot water, waiting for 3–5 mins and ju...
7-Eleven provides you with almost everything you want for your travel. From toiletry goods such as toothbrushes and shampoos to chargers and batteries for smartphones, you will have no trouble searching about those items. More surprisingly, it sells clothes including socks and underclothes. If you have any problems on your trip, try to hit on a 7-E...
This is an interesting part of Japanese convenience stores: books and magazines. A variety of books are lined on the bookshelves from manga magazines to travel guides. Most of the books there are written in Japanese, but they entertain you visually giving you information about trends in Japan. Convenience stores are also one of the most popular tou...
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May 24, 2023 · 7-Eleven, a name synonymous with convenience stores worldwide, has a unique and extraordinary presence in Japan. As the nation's largest convenience store chain, 7-Eleven Japan offers a remarkable range of products and services that set it apart from its counterparts in other countries.
