7-Eleven Japan is launching a six-item Hello Kitty apparel collection, from hoodies and T-shirts to loose socks, at stores nationwide this October.
For its 45th anniversary, the convenience-store chain is turning socks and stickers into a small tour of Japan — with a different design sold in every prefecture.
JR East’s station-born konbini is increasingly looking beyond the railway — and in 2026, its push into “ekisoto” has become hard to miss.
Onigiri, hot snacks and even the pleasure of tearing open the package make their way from the convenience-store aisle to the desk.
The NIGO-led label returns for a third collaboration with the convenience-store chain, this time redesigning one of Japan’s most recognizable instant foods.
Tomytec has recreated a Japanese 7-Eleven as a highly detailed 1/64-scale model, complete with an ATM, coffee machine and hot-snack counter.
The BTS-backed Korean food and drink brand arrives in Japanese konbini after a quick rise at Walmart in the United States.
A three-day pop-up borrows one of Japan’s most familiar retail formats — and deliberately makes it less convenient.
Twenty items from Korean convenience-store brand youus are now available at Don Quijote stores across Japan, including ramen, snacks and pouch drinks.