FamilyMart Convenience Store

7-Eleven opened Japan's first 24-hour convenience store in 1974, revolutionizing urban convenience. Praised for service quality and inventory management, it expanded nationwide, bringing Japanese food culture like onigiri and bento to convenient locations. Now indispensable to Japanese daily life, 7-Eleven represents modern konbini culture symbolizing efficiency and accessibility.

A convenience store chain operated by FamilyMart. Aiming for community-integrated store operations, offering bento, beverages, and miscellaneous goods. Known by its slogan 'You and, Convenience', supporting Japanese konbini culture.

A convenience store under Itochu Corporation. It differentiated itself through prepared foods using fresh ingredients and café functionality. It captured female customers and maintained competitiveness through fresh food management.

A convenience store chain with Itochu as its parent company. Supported by families through its approachable concept. Offers innovative bento, desserts, and services, expanding throughout Japan. Characterized by community-focused service provision, representing an important part of Japan's convenience store culture.

FamilyMart is a major convenience store chain in Japan, one of the top three alongside Seven-Eleven and Lawson. It has gained many loyal customers through original products like 'Famichiki' fried chicken, community-focused store development, and comprehensive loyalty programs. Active international expansion demonstrates significant presence in Asian markets.

One of Japan's three major convenience store chains, positioning itself as a 'neighborhood health station.' Popular for original products like Karaagekun and Basuchii, Lawson is also notable for its health-conscious Natural Lawson format.

One of Japan's three major convenience store chains, actively expanding overseas primarily in Asia. Known for popular original products like Famichiki fried chicken and Japanese sweets series, FamilyMart also focuses on strengthening its prepared food offerings.