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7-Eleven — Konbini in Ikebukuro, Tokyo
7-Eleven on Kamiikebukuro in Ikebukuro stays open 24 hours, and it sits directly under a hospital near Kita-Ikebukuro Station.
What this branch is
A 7-Eleven konbini on Kamiikebukuro in Ikebukuro, open 24 hours every day and set under a hospital close to Kita-Ikebukuro Station. The layout is roomy and the shelves are stocked and organized, with a restroom on site. Rice balls and bento boxes sell out late in the day, so plan an early stop; a snack or bento runs ¥200–1,000.
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The 7-Eleven under the hospital
This is a branch of 7-Eleven on Kamiikebukuro in Ikebukuro, and the first thing you notice is how much room there is inside compared with a typical corner konbini. It sits in the building of a hospital, which shapes who comes through the door and when.
The shelves are stocked and organized, and the range runs wide for a store this size. Rice balls and bento boxes are the things to buy, and they sell out if you arrive late in the day, so an early stop is worth planning. Cans of beer are on the shelf too.
A restroom on site is the practical detail that matters most here, and it is a rare find in the city. There is a coin-operated parking lot next door, and the store is very close to Kita-Ikebukuro Station.
Spend is modest: ¥200–1,000 covers a snack or a bento. Buy your rice balls and bento early rather than late, since the late-day shelf is where they run out.
This branch suits anyone who needs a restroom, a quick meal or a late-hour stop in Ikebukuro, and it does the job without fuss.
What to look for
Rice balls and bento boxes
The things to buy here, and they sell out if you arrive late in the day, so an early stop is worth planning.
Restroom on site
A restroom is available for customers, a rare find in the city.
Open 24 hours
Every day of the week, including Wednesday through Friday, the doors stay open around the clock.
The pick list
What to bring home
Rice balls and bento boxes
These sell out if you arrive late in the day, so an early stop is worth planning.
Who is this for
Anyone arriving late off a train at Kita-Ikebukuro Station will find the doors open and the shelves stocked, with a restroom on site when you need one. If you are visiting or accompanying someone at the hospital above, the store is right under it and easy to reach for a bento or a rice ball. Travelers who want a proper meal rather than a snack should come early in the day, before the rice balls and bento boxes run out.
The verdict
It is a functional branch rather than a destination, but its 24-hour doors, roomy aisles and on-site restroom make it a sound stop for commuters and late arrivals in Ikebukuro.
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