Why convenience store chain 7-Eleven is indispensable part of life in Japan

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For many residents, more than 55,000 cheerful, jingle-filled stores, known as konbini, are an indispensable part of daily life.

Japanese konbini operators are known for their swift development of new products — such as themed goods available only during the fleeting cherry-blossom season.

Couche-Tard, based in Quebec, operates many of these convenience stores in the United States under its Circle K brand.

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