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Hatagaya
For those with flexible schedules, two stores in the area operate around the clock.
3 stores, plotted
LIFE Hatagaya Shop
Exploring local life in Tokyo often includes a stop at a neighborhood supermarket like LIFE Hatagaya Shop, where everyday essentials meet local culinary delights.
7-Eleven · Hatagaya
For travelers navigating Tokyo, 7-Eleven provides essential convenience and a window into everyday Japanese life.
Daiei Hatagaya Store
For travelers exploring Tokyo, the Daiei Hatagaya Store offers a convenient and accessible glimpse into daily Japanese life, providing essentials and local treats around the clock.
Hatagaya, in short
In Tokyo's Hatagaya neighborhood, daily shopping is readily available for visitors. You will find a selection of two supermarkets and one konbini, all conveniently located near Hatagaya station.
The widest separation between any of these shopping destinations is about an 11-minute walk, making it easy to move between your options.
Shop at any hour
Two stores in Hatagaya provide service at any hour. For travelers needing essentials or a snack at any time, these options ensure you are always covered, regardless of your schedule.
Skip long walks
Do not worry about long treks between shopping spots. The maximum walking time between any of the neighborhood's stores is about 11 minutes, allowing for easy transitions during your visit.
Quick answers
What kind of grocery stores are in Hatagaya?
The Hatagaya neighborhood offers two supermarkets and one konbini for your shopping needs.
Are any stores open 24 hours?
Yes, two of the stores in Hatagaya operate around the clock.
How far apart are the stores?
The greatest distance between any two stores in Hatagaya is approximately an 11-minute walk.
Note: store locations on maps are approximate to their actual locations; distances are based on straight lines, and pins are nudged if store pins collide. Nearest station data is based on © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.