Weirdest things at Japanese convenience stores

[hungo]

Japanese convenience stores are unbeatable when it comes to comfort. You can literally find any amenities and goods here.

[Mak_alot]

I don’t think I have ever heard someone mention “bar of” and “chicken” in the same sentence until now.

[duncanmcgee]

So many people losing their clothes randomly in anime. Must be a real thing if they sell boxers in 7/11

[raynefelix]

"Smoked Salad Chicken Bar" are 4 words I thought I'd never hear in that order.

[unamoe]

7 elevens in japan are a sanctuary where you can get necessities when natural disaster strikes such as earthquakes, typhoon or tsunamis. Thats why they have clothes too.

[私は日本です]

When I saw the bar of chicken I thought it was a bread stick XD😅

[maximusd]

I hate it when I lose my clothes in the middle of the day

[sherbertcat]

Oh my god getting your period in public would be so much less stressful if we had those 7/11 clothes in the USA

[aranfyre]

I never thought I'd hear 'caffeinated gamer noodles'

[silvananoir]

I remember finding sleeping masks that were rose scented and heated during the winter. I bought so many

[parknplay]

“Bar of chicken” is some Omega Mart shit ngl

[ivanlukianov]

Japan: caffinated noodles.
Balkan: nicotined vodka shots

[riffgroove]

The Beastie Boys always said that Japan was their favorite place in the world to visit because "Japan gets everything cool 5 years before the rest of the world does."

[ladsgomez]

When i was in Japan I bought my breakfast at Family Mart everyday. The cutlet and pancakes were so delicious. It was addictive.

[cinnamonsparrowdesigns]

I miss Lawson's and Family Mart. Eating sushi from there and not dying was amazing. The drinks were so good too. Ahh I miss it.

[kiwikarp]

Bar of chicken...you mean that wasn't sausage?!

[horsemanpit]

I worked in Tokyo and Nagoya in the late ‘80’s and early 90’s. Good times and fond memories.

[kingheffy]

Clothes in 7/11 is actually a huge deal. Airport lost my luggage in Italy last year and it was unbelievably hard to find simple clothes where we were. Having everything as accessible as possible is always a great idea

[AstonJay]

We used to love these FamilyMarts when visiting Japan, they are the best!

They're almost always open, stock whatever you need, and are usually within a short walking distance from wherever you're staying.

Some hotels even have a smaller version of these inside of the hotel for people who are hungry late at night.

[rythemoparguy]

"Bar of chicken." I never thought I would hear those words in that order.

Ever.