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Lawson Ｈ Nishi Shinjuku Store — Konbini in Shinjuku, Tokyo
Lawson Ｈ Nishi Shinjuku Store sits on Nishishinjuku in Shinjuku and stays open 24 hours, a five-minute walk from both Shinjuku and Tochomae stations.
What this branch is
A 24-hour Lawson on Nishishinjuku in Shinjuku, about five minutes on foot from Shinjuku station and the same from Tochomae. It is a small branch for short stops: a bento, a snack or hand warmers, with a typical spend of ¥200 to ¥1,000. Pick up the Mochi Roll sweets, including a Shingen Mochi collaboration.
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A small 24-hour branch in Nishi-Shinjuku 1-chome
This is a Lawson branch, and what sets it apart is its corner of Nishi-Shinjuku 1-chome: small, open around the clock, and close enough to two stations that you can be in and out between trains.
The shelf to head for is the sweets. The Mochi Roll series is what this branch is worth a detour for, and the Shingen Mochi collaboration in that line is the one to look for first — soft mochi wrapped around a filling, sold as a small pack.
Beyond that it works like a compact konbini: you come in for a bento, a drink or a bag of hand warmers, pay at the counter, and leave. The store is small, so it suits a quick stop rather than a long browse, and there is no dedicated parking lot despite the space in front of the door.
The one thing to know before you rely on it is the restroom. It is a rare konbini that lets you use the toilet, and late at night that is a real convenience.
Spend stays low: a snack or a bento lands between ¥200 and ¥1,000, and cards including Visa, Mastercard, JCB and American Express are accepted, with Ponta and d-points on top. It suits anyone arriving late or leaving early who needs something small and quick.
What to look for
Mochi Roll series
The sweet line to buy here, with a Shingen Mochi collaboration among the packs.
Open 24 hours
Every day of the week, so a late arrival or an early start both work.
Restroom you can use
A konbini that lets you use the toilet, which matters late at night.
The pick list
What to bring home
Mochi Roll series
The Mochi Roll series is the sweet line to look for here, and the Shingen Mochi collaboration is part of it. The store sits in Nishi-Shinjuku 1-chome, about a 5-minute walk from both Tochomae Station and Shinjuku Station, and stays open 24 hours.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler who lands in Shinjuku late and needs a bento or a drink without hunting for an open shop. It also works for someone changing trains who wants a small sweet for the ride, with the Mochi Roll line the thing to grab. And if you are caught out at night needing a restroom, this is one of the few konbini around that lets you use theirs.
If you want a proper food shop rather than a quick counter stop, Seijo Ishii in the Lumine 1 building covers imported goods and ready meals for a fuller basket. Seijo Ishii Shinjuku Lumine 1 Store.
The verdict
It is a small branch with a restroom, and its 24-hour counter and five-minute walk from two stations make it the right call for a late bento or a quick sweet.
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