In case you weren't aware, 7-Eleven is basically a global phenomenon, and the Japanese version of the convenience store has ...

Not to state the obvious, but the United States of America and Japan are two very different places. The United States might have shared a lot of its big brands and food culture with Japan, but the ...

The food at 7-Eleven locations in Japan is in a completely different league compared to the typical locations in the United States. While U.S. stores may offer soda, chips, and mediocre slices of ...

Raphael Gomes tries every snack available inside Japanese 7-Eleven convenience stores in a massive tasting challenge.

If Japanese convenience stores are a vibe, then 7-Eleven in Japan is an entire energy field. With well over 20,000 locations across the country, it is the dominant minimart in The Land of the Rising ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you ask me about my simple pleasures, there are a few that top the list. One of them's gotta be 7-Eleven in Japan. Winhorse / ...

In the stores I visited in Japan, you could buy umbrellas and underwear, stationery or sake. You could pay an electric bill, top up a metro card, make photocopies, buy tickets to events, use the ...

H-E-B might not have given Texans the milk bread they craved on Japanese sandos, but another shop with prepared food is ready to deliver an item with the favored bread. It's not clear what exactly is ...

The user said he expected culture shock from food or language, but it was the small details that surprised him most.

Toshifumi Suzuki, the Japanese businessman credited with creating the 7-Eleven convenience-chain global retail empire, has died. He was 93.