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FamilyMart — Konbini in Harajuku, Tokyo
FamilyMart on Antiques Street in Harajuku is open 24 hours, which in this part of Tokyo is the whole point.
24-hour konbini off Antiques Street
FamilyMart 南青山六丁目店 sits a little way off Antiques Street in Harajuku and never closes, so any hour works for a bento or a hot snack. The store is brightly lit and clean, with bicycle parking signed off Antiques Street, and a usable toilet in an area where one is rare. Expect ¥200–1,000 for a snack or a bento.
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A bright, always-open branch in Harajuku
This is a FamilyMart branch set back a little from Antiques Street in Harajuku, and the first thing you notice inside is how bright and well-kept it looks. The shelves are tidy and the lighting is strong, which makes it an easy place to step into off the street at any hour.
Bento boxes are the thing to buy here, the standard FamilyMart range, and they make a dependable lunch stop. The hot snack counter runs alongside them, so you can put together a quick meal from a bento and something hot without leaving the shop.
Two practical details stand out. There is a clear sign for bicycle parking off Antiques Street, which makes arriving by bike straightforward. And there is a usable toilet inside, a real help in a neighbourhood where finding one is not easy.
Spending stays modest: a snack or a bento runs ¥200–1,000, and the bento is where the money goes furthest if you want a proper meal rather than a nibble.
What to look for
Bento boxes
The standard FamilyMart bento range, kept in good supply and a dependable lunch stop.
Hot snacks
A hot snack counter alongside the bento, for something warm with your meal.
Bicycle parking off Antiques Street
A clearly signed spot for bikes, which makes arriving on two wheels easy.
The pick list
What to bring home
Bento boxes
The bento selection is what you would expect from a FamilyMart.
Hot snacks
The hot snack counter sits alongside the bento as part of the standard FamilyMart lineup here.
Who is this for
This suits anyone staying in or passing through Harajuku who needs a bento or a hot snack at an hour when little else is open. It also works well if you are riding: the signed bicycle parking off Antiques Street makes a quick stop easy. And if you are caught short in a neighbourhood with few toilets, the usable one here is worth knowing about.
If you want a fuller shop of specialty imports and prepared meals rather than a single bento, Seijo Ishii on Nishiazabu 4 Chome is 500 m away and also open 24 hours.
The verdict
It is a standard FamilyMart rather than a destination in its own right, but the 24-hour opening, signed bicycle parking and usable toilet make it a sensible stop for anyone in Harajuku at an awkward hour.
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