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A convenience store in Japan is known as 'konbini.' It is usually a small retail store that is open long (usually all-day long) hours and that typically sells some of the staple grocery items, snacks, and beverages.

What can you find inside the likes of 7-11, Lawson Station, and Family Mart in some countries? And how do them, along with other names like Daily Yamazaki, Sunkus, and Circle K, roll in Japan?

YouTube user chottomattenet takes us a look inside and near-outside these popular convenience stores, from those typical food and non-food products, and fruit and vegetable stalls seen around its doors.

Tags: FOOD, Japan, Japanese Food, konbini, Japanese convenience store, convenience store