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Modern Japanese supermarkets are organized much in the same way as western supermarkets. They offer all kinds of food including western articles like bread, cheese and yogurt. The portions and packages that are sold in Japanese supermarkets are usually smaller than comparable packages sold in Europe or, especially, in America; nevertheless, their prices are at least the same. Sashimi in a supermarket Many department stores also offer beautiful food departments which are usually located in the basement floor. Convenience Stores (konbini), like "Family Mart", "Lawson Station", or "7 Eleven" can be found everywhere in Japanese cities. Beverages, instant food, bento (lunch boxes), and some of the most important goods for everyday life are sold there. A traditional vegetable store

CONVENIENCE STORES AND SUPERMARKETS Japanese Supermarket (University of Shizuoka: Information Arts) Several images taken in a supermarket. Convenience Stores (Jetro Home Page) About convenience stores in Japan. The changing face of Japanese retail (Jetro Home Page) About the Japanese retail industry. 7-Eleven -- a case study in Japanese retailing (Ewan Sutherland) About the history of 7 Eleven. No links yet.

November 7, 1997 In Deutsch

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