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Question · Working in Japan

Do Japanese offices have convenience stores inside?

Some do — a real konbini on the office floor, or a smaller unmanned shop. In a country with a convenience store on almost every corner, the office version saves the trip downstairs.

The in-house convenience store
The in-house convenience store

01 · A real konbini

A Lawson on MIXI’s floor

MIXI has a Lawson convenience store on its office floor, next to a free drink bar.

The in-house convenience store
The in-house convenience store

02 · With its own bakery

Rakuten Crimson Store

Rakuten’s in-house convenience store, the Rakuten Crimson Store, bakes its own bread.

Rakuten Crimson Store
Rakuten Crimson Store

03 · With a deli

Sony Network Communications

A delicatessen counter and a convenience store complete the floor at Sony Network Communications in Shinagawa.

The convenience store
The convenience store

04 · The small versions

A sweets box and an unmanned shop

Not every office needs a full store. DIMPS in Osaka has an Office Glico box selling sweets, drinks and ice cream for 100 to 200 yen with smartphone payment; Fuji Oil runs an unmanned, cashless shop.

Office Glico
Office Glico
The shop
The shop

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