7-Eleven

Exploring Tokyo's convenience stores offers a unique glimpse into daily life and a chance to find unexpected treats.

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Experience Japanese Convenience at Yoyogi

The 7-Eleven at 2 Chome-13-4 Yoyogi is open 24 hours, providing a convenient stop for travelers at any time. Visitors can experience the efficiency and variety of Japanese convenience stores, from fresh bentos to unique snacks, making it an essential part of any Tokyo itinerary.

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Verified July 2026 · 2 independent sources

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What to look for

3 highlights

Japanese Egg Salad Sandwiches

A highly praised convenience store staple, known for its rich flavor and soft bread.

Seasonal Kit Kat Flavors

Discover unique and limited-edition Kit Kat varieties specific to Japan.

Freshly Brewed Coffee

Enjoy a quality cup of coffee made fresh in-store at a reasonable price.

Visit During Quieter Hours

To enjoy a quieter shopping experience, consider visiting this 7-Eleven late at night or early in the morning. These hours often mean fewer crowds, allowing you to browse the extensive selection of drinks, snacks, and ready-to-eat meals at your own pace.

Taste the Famous Egg Salad Sandwich

Look for the popular egg salad sandwiches, a staple known for their creamy texture and soft bread. Also, try the seasonal limited-edition Kit Kats or the wide array of chilled coffee drinks, which offer a taste of local preferences and convenience store innovation.

Konbini as a Daily Hub

Japanese konbini like this 7-Eleven on Yoyogi are integral to daily life, serving as more than just a store. They function as mini-banks, post offices, and quick meal providers, showcasing the country's dedication to convenience and high-quality service in a compact setting.

Easy Access Near Yoyogi Station

The store is located at 2 Chome-13-4 Yoyogi, making it easily accessible via public transport near Yoyogi Station. Plan to spend about 15-20 minutes browsing the aisles to fully appreciate the range of products, from fresh food to toiletries and travel essentials.

Know before you go

Hours

Friday: Open 24 hours · Saturday: Open 24 hours · Sunday: Open 24 hours · Monday: Open 24 hours · Tuesday: Open 24 hours · Wednesday: Open 24 hours · Thursday: Open 24 hours

Getting there

The store is conveniently located at 2 Chome-13-4 Yoyogi, Shibuya, a short walk from Yoyogi Station, making it easily reachable by train.

Payment

Most major credit cards, IC cards like Suica or Pasmo, and cash are accepted. Carrying some yen is always helpful for smaller purchases or if you prefer cash.

Best time

You can visit this 7-Eleven any time, day or night, as it operates 24 hours. For a less crowded experience, consider stopping by during off-peak hours, such as late evenings or early mornings.

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Quick answers

Can I find unique Japanese snacks here?

Yes, 7-Eleven stores in Japan offer a wide variety of local snacks, including regional Kit Kat flavors, Pocky, and various rice crackers.

Are there options for a quick meal?

Absolutely. The store provides an extensive selection of fresh bentos, onigiri (rice balls), sandwiches, and hot prepared foods like fried chicken, suitable for any meal.

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