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7-Eleven — Konbini in Ikebukuro, Tokyo
7-Eleven on Meiji-dori in Kamiikebukuro, Ikebukuro, never closes: any hour of the night or morning, the door is open.
A 24-hour konbini on Meiji-dori
This 7-Eleven sits on Meiji-dori in Kamiikebukuro, Ikebukuro, and stays open around the clock every day of the week. You come here for breakfast staples that hold up: egg sandwiches, onigiri, and strawberry or mixed fruit sandwiches, with a fresh smoothie blended at the counter. A snack or a bento runs ¥200–1,000.
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What this Kamiikebukuro branch is like
This is a branch of 7-Eleven on Meiji-dori in Kamiikebukuro, part of Ikebukuro, and it keeps its doors open through the night. There is no parking lot, so you arrive on foot from the surrounding streets.
Breakfast is the reason to come. Egg sandwiches, onigiri, and strawberry or mixed fruit sandwiches are the things to put in your basket — the fruit sandwiches are fresh, and the egg ones make an easy first meal before a day out. Cucumbers, seaweed tofu salads and fruit round out a light picnic.
At the counter a smoothie is blended in front of you. The watermelon version drinks more like berry than plain watermelon, so order it expecting that rather than a pure melon flavour.
Campaign prizes and app giveaway items — alcohol won in promotions, snacks handed out through the app — sit well stocked here when other branches have run out. Expect a queue at the till in the morning and around lunch, when the staff working those shifts keep things moving and cheerful.
Spend stays modest: a snack or a bento falls in the ¥200–1,000 band, and a smoothie or sandwich is a small outlay for a full breakfast.
What to look for
In-store fresh smoothie
Blended to order at the counter; the watermelon one leans berry in flavour rather than plain watermelon.
Egg sandwiches and onigiri
Breakfast staples that travel well — fresh and flavourful, easy to grab before a day of walking.
Fruit sandwiches
Strawberry and mixed fruit versions, picked up alongside other breakfast items and fresh on the shelf.
The pick list
What to bring home
In-store fresh smoothie
Blended to order at the counter, and the watermelon version drinks more like berry than plain watermelon, so order it expecting that rather than a straight melon flavour.
Egg sandwiches and onigiri
The breakfast staples to grab on a trip: egg sandwiches and onigiri, both fresh and good quality.
Fruit sandwiches
Strawberry and mixed fruit versions sit alongside the other breakfast items; pick one up with your egg sandwich or onigiri.
Who is this for
This branch suits anyone landing in Ikebukuro late or leaving early, since it never closes and breakfast is ready whenever you are. It also works for families putting together a picnic from egg sandwiches, onigiri and fruit, and for anyone who wants a smoothie blended at the counter rather than bought pre-made.
The verdict
It is a standard konbini rather than a destination in its own right, but for a 24-hour breakfast or a late-night bento in Kamiikebukuro it does the job.
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