What can you do at a Japanese convenience store?
More than buy food. A konbini will heat your meal, lend you chopsticks and a spoon, sell stamps and concert tickets, take a parcel for delivery, print documents, hold a cash machine that accepts foreign cards, and let you use a clean toilet. Bags are no longer free, so say you do not need one if you are eating it outside.
Where this answer comes from
- Convenience stores are full-service Konbini sell food, drinks, tickets, postage, ATM services, and even handle package…
- Bring your own bag, or pay for one Plastic bags are no longer free. Most stores charge a few yen, and many shoppers bring…
- Place money in the small tray At most registers, there's a small tray for cash. Place your money there rather than…
Say it in Japanese
Show the card to the staff. The Japanese, how to read it, and the recorded voice.