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Seijo Ishii Lumine Shinjuku 2 Store — Supermarket in Shinjuku, Tokyo

Seijo Ishii Lumine Shinjuku 2 Store opens at 7 AM and stays open until 11 PM inside Shinjuku Station, near the ticket gates.

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In-station supermarket in Shinjuku

Seijo Ishii Lumine Shinjuku 2 Store sits inside Shinjuku Station near the ticket gates, open 7 AM to 11 PM every day. It is a small supermarket with a wide spread of groceries, bento and prepared food, and the morning prepared-food selection is the reason to come early. A basket runs ¥1,000–3,000.

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A small branch with a lot packed in

Seijo Ishii Lumine Shinjuku 2 Store is one branch of the Seijo Ishii chain, set inside Shinjuku Station near the ticket gates. The shop is small, but the shelves carry groceries and bento alongside the chilled cases, so you can put together a meal or a gift without leaving the station.

The chilled chocolate cake is the thing to carry home: it melts in your mouth, and it holds up on a train ride. The cheesecake works as both a personal treat and a souvenir picked up on the way through Shinjuku Station. For something savoury, a three-pack of hand-rolled natto is bought for gifts as well as for yourself.

Mornings are when the prepared-food selection is at its fullest, which makes an early departure easier to provision. The shop is compact enough that a quick loop covers most of it, and the register moves smoothly when the store is not busy.

Spend lands around ¥1,000–3,000 for a basket, with the cakes and sweets pushing it toward the top end. If you are buying a cake, ask for it to be bagged before you leave the counter.

A cake may be handed over without packaging unless you ask. Those points aside, the location and the chilled desserts make it a practical stop for a traveler passing through Shinjuku Station.

What to look for

Chilled chocolate cake

It melts in your mouth and is worth carrying home, though you may need to ask for packaging at the counter.

Cheesecake

Bought as a personal treat or a souvenir on the way through Shinjuku Station.

Hand-rolled natto three-pack

A savoury souvenir pick bought alongside the sweets, for gifts or for yourself.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Chilled chocolate cake

    It melts in the mouth, and it is the kind of thing people buy again to carry home.

  2. Cheesecake

    People pick it up both as a treat for themselves and as a souvenir when passing through Shinjuku Station.

  3. Hand-rolled natto three-pack

    A souvenir pick bought alongside sweets, for yourself and for gifts.

Who is this for

This store suits a traveler changing trains at Shinjuku Station who wants a chilled dessert or a bento without leaving the station. It also works for an early riser who needs prepared food before a 7 AM departure, when the selection is at its fullest. And it is a sensible stop for anyone picking up a small edible souvenir, such as the cheesecake or the natto three-pack, on the way to the platform.

If you want a wider browse of imported goods and ready meals rather than a quick in-station stop, the Seijo Ishii branch on B2F of Lumine 1 is 150 m away. Seijo Ishii Shinjuku Lumine 1 Store.

The verdict

A small in-station branch with a good chilled dessert case and an early prepared-food spread, it is a swing-by for the location rather than a full grocery run.

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