7-Eleven - Nagano

Usually seven eleven. Although there are no smokers in the parking lot or the ashtray (which has been kept for some time now), the area around the store smells like cigarettes.

Convenience stores are the same everywhere. Only if the parking lot is easy to get in and out.

I didn't even ask if there was a plastic shopping bag ready, and I put what I bought in the plastic shopping bag and was usually paid 3 yen. I took the trouble to bring my handbag. I couldn't say anything because I was put in quickly. It may be only 3 yen, but I don't feel good about buying a plastic shopping bag that I don't need.

Eat-in has been banned. The store is normal.

Did you come across a convenience store around the fifth grade of elementary school? When I went to my aunt's house living in the same ward after a long absence, I first went to a nearby Seven-Eleven where I was asked to shop. I wasn't familiar with the name "Seven-Eleven", so when I asked my 7-year-old cousin, I was told that it was like a supermarket from 7:00 am to 11:00 am. Is it open until 11:00 in the morning anyway? I remember astonished. Anyway in downtown Shinjuku, there is a residential area until midnight. Is what everyone thought. Japan was still quiet before the bubble era. Seven-Eleven spread quickly, but for a while it was an American-style drugstore. Behind the cash register, a soda fountain ... When you order from a clerk, juice and cola are poured into a paper cup. It was a time when there were no shadows and shapes such as plastic bottles. They also sold ice cream. There are vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and lots of ice cream. Seven-Eleven learned the words cup, cone, double and triple. It was exciting, like "American Graffiti" or "Growing Up" that I just saw at the time (I knew it was an Israeli movie very recently). Seven-Eleven good mood, it was good to open. I wrote it as a convenience store = 7-Eleven, but in fact there were Lawson, Yamazaki Daily, Ministop, etc. ... I feel like Family Mart was a little later, but since I have the longest relationship with Seven-Eleven, Forgive me for the time being. Since then, convenience stores have evolved into an indispensable existence, rather than an essential infrastructure of society. Of course, it is also important for me. I only buy drinks and sometimes lunch once or twice a day. As for lunch boxes, convenience stores are competing with each other, and they are all delicious. However, I like Seven-Eleven bento. The high degree of perfection of the "Large Onigiri" series or the creation of the masterpiece "Ika Fry Okaka Bento" deserves both first and second glance. “Seven-Eleven Nagano Nishio-Haribu Store” It's a store that often gets in the way. In the first place, convenience stores and other stores that go around with changes in destinations will change from time to time. So what is today's lunch box? "Fried squid and fried white fish" It is a menu as if it were derived from the previous “Ika-Fry Okaka Bento”. This is a group of prepared dishes spread all over the rice. Fried squid, fried white fish, roasted egg with kinpira burdock. It is not a scrambled egg, but a roasted egg in a Japanese style. So I was able to meet a high-quality lunch box again. For this reason, convenience store lunches cannot be neglected.

Really bad attitude. I use it because it's a path ... Seven-Eleven is basically good at serving customers. Bad stores really stand out because other Sevens have good customer service. The good thing about this convenience store is that it is easy to browse because there is no magazine seal. Only there is good.

Really bad attitude. I use it because it's a path ... I'm a clerk named Kazama. I don't think the store manager and SV who are not educated are also useless. I always feel sick. Seven-Eleven is basically good at serving customers. Bad stores really stand out because other 7-Eleven stores have good customer service. The good thing about this convenience store is that it is easy to browse because there is no magazine seal. Only there is good.