Family mart (Page 11)
We taste-test a revolution in potato chips, and realize that something important has been missing all along.
Oh, and 29-year-old Famichiki Senpai is also an anthropomorphic piece of fried chicken with beefy human arms.
7-Eleven Japan wants to stop selling adult magazines, cites concern for foreigners, female customers
Company cites desire to avoid giving Japan a bad reputation as visitors from overseas come for the Tokyo Olympics.
Our reporter shares which version of this classic style of bento (all for 430 yen/US$3.83 or under) overwhelmingly stole his heart and stomach.
We test our luck with a new nine-person party snack that threatens to shoot our taste buds with wasabi.
Leaping into action and clearing Japan’s already high bar for customer service in an amazing way.
Family Mart’s newest drink campaign shoots for the moon and promises a rainbow of dreamy starshine flavors.
Shelf-stocking technique has some saying they’ll never shop at the branch, or even the chain, again.
Chain asserts its right to exhibit magazines filled with models who don’t cover up either.
Courageously protecting Japan with the aid of garrison-exclusive convenience store meals and socks.




































































