7-Eleven Japan / Japanese convenience store / Tokyo

The most popular convenience store in Japan, 7-Eleven, Samurai Junjiro channel. Hi, I'm Kanemaru, born and raised in Japan. This video introduces Japan's number one convenience store, 7-Eleven. Have you ever been to 7-Eleven in Japan? There are many convenience stores in Japan, but among them, 7-Eleven is overwhelmingly popular and has the largest number of stores. In this video, I'll explain why 7-Eleven is so popular. We'll introduce various products, so please look forward to it. Let's go fast! Well, where we have come today is this 7-Eleven. The 7 sign is a landmark. Let's go inside the store now. When you enter the store, you will find manga and magazines. There are many daily necessities. There are plenty of drinks and alcohol. We have a lot of food. Ice cream. Fresh bread. There's also cup noodles. Frozen food. There are plenty of sweets too. Then, I will introduce such 7-Eleven products by dividing them into 6 items this time. All 6 items are not to be missed, so check them out until the end. Let's start with the first item. Fried food and hot snacks. First of all, let's start with the freshly fried food corner next to the cash register. The first is fried chicken. It's one of 7-Eleven's most popular fried chicken products called Nana Chicken. When I opened the bag, a delicious fried chicken came out. The outside is crispy and spicy. I want to show you the inside, so Jun Jun will cut it. Oh, it's cut. The meat inside is very tender and juicy. Well, I'll introduce a lot more. So let's go steadily. Next is this karaage stick. Let's open it right away. There are 4 large fried chicken skewers. Unlike fried chicken, the meat is seasoned, so it has a strong taste. It's crispy and delicious like a snack. Now this is it. Let's open the bag. This is a very popular croquette on the Japanese table. I'll eat it with sauce. It's fried with fluffy potatoes and minced beef in red crumbs. By the way, it's about 0.9 dollars. Next is this big pork frank. When I opened the bag, a big frank fold came out. Ketchup and mustard are in this container. If you fold it like this, ketchup and mustard will come out together. It's convenient. The outside is crispy and the inside is juicy and delicious. Now let's move on to the second item. The second one is dessert soft cream. Oh, there are lots of delicious desserts. The first thing I would like to introduce is this dessert. Dorayaki has been loved in Japan for a long time. Let's open the bag. Something is sandwiched between two fluffy and sweet doughs. Let's break it. It contains plenty of whipped cream and beans called azuki that are sweetly boiled in sugar. It's even more delicious when eaten with warm Japanese tea. Next, I would like to introduce a dessert that has been loved in Japan for a long time. It's a dessert called rarabi mochi and it's covered with sweet soybean flour mixed with sugar. Mochi has a chewy texture. There is a sauce called black honey that is boiled down with sugar. This also goes great with Japanese tea. Next is pudding. Let's open it. It's a beautiful pudding. 7-Eleven pudding has a great reputation for being rich and delicious and is very popular with women and children. The caramel is below. If you put it in your mouth, you will feel happy. Next is ice cream. This soft serve ice cream is a gold label product that is only allowed for special products. Keep in mind that there will be many gold label products after this. It's a beautiful soft serve ice cream. The sweet and fragrant corn is also great. The taste of milk is rich and it's like ice cream eaten in a high-class shop. The crispy waffle cone goes great with ice cream. That's it for dessert and ice cream. Next, the third item is rice balls that represent Japanese cuisine. By the way, it seems that 7-Eleven sells 2.2 billion rice balls in a year. First of all, here is the introduction. It's a tuna and mayonnaise rice ball. It's always the most popular rice ball in 7-Eleven. I'll open the bag. Oh, a beautiful triangular rice ball wrapped in seaweed. Let's break it. Mayonnaise and tuna go well with rice. Junjiro also loves rice ball so that he has eaten 100 of them so far. Next up is this salt musubi. Let's open the bag. Oh, it's a beautiful rice ball. What kind of ingredients are inside? Actually, nothing, isn't it? This salted rice ball is a rice ball that lets you enjoy the original taste of rice. It's added a little salt so that you can feel the sweetness of the rice. It's a rice ball that shows the high quality of Japanese rice. Now, let's move on to the fourth item. The fourth item is the bread and pizza group. Let's go fast. Something is in the bag. Let's open it. This is a meat bun famous for Chinese food. Look at this steam. It's a big meat bun with a plump other dough. Let's take a look inside. Oh, it's really hot. There is a big minced pork filled with gravy inside. It might be better than the meat buns you eat in Chinatown. And I'll introduce another one. It's more yellow dough than the meat bun. Let's break it. When I cracked it, tomato sauce and cheese came out from inside. Doesn't it look delicious even through the screen? This is a pizza bun which is as popular as meat bun. The stretched cheese is quite delicious. Next up is bread. It's a special product with the same gold level as the ice cream I introduced earlier. Let's open the bag. It's a beautiful bread. It's a bread with a strong taste of Japanese wheat and milk. It's delicious as it is. But it's even more delicious when baked. The fragrant wheat smell and the sweetness of the milk stand it more like a luxury hotel breakfast. Next up is the frozen Margherita pizza. This is also a special product with a gold level. It's a package that looks delicious. Let's open it. A lot of cheese is on board. This pizza is cooked like this. It's done. Just kidding. Cooking on an oven toaster. Let's cut it. The thick cheese and tomato sauce are the best. The nice smell of basil is irresistible. Well, it's the second half of the game. The fifth group is snacks that go well with sake. Let's go fast. The first one is Tako Wasabi. Let's open it. Tako Wasabi is a dish of octopus cut into small pieces and wasabi chopped into small pieces. The spiciness of wasabi and the crunchy texture of octopus go well with sake. Akanemaru's favorite food. Now, here's what to introduce next. Squid salted fish is a dish that mixes squid meat and squid liver. It's a bit bitter, so I have different taste. But it has a crunchy texture and it's an adult taste. Well, you've come to the last group. The last is a group of main dishes and noodle dishes. I'll show you some really delicious food. So please look forward to it. The first thing I would like to introduce is this cup noodles. It's a cup noodles that is a collaboration between 7-Eleven and a popular shop called Santoka in Hokkaido, where there are often long lines. I'll actually make it. Open the package and take out the ingredients and soup from inside. This is char siu pork. After adding the ingredients, add hot water. Put the liquid soup on top and wait for minutes. Open the lid and put the liquid and powdered soup here. Stir well and top with plum at the end. It's done. Is it like ramen to eat at a store? The rich pork bone soup and chewy noodles are the best. Well, let's go. This is the next one to introduce. It's beef curry. This is also a special gold label product. After warming it in a water bath, I'll put it in a plate. This curry, seasoned with dozens of spices and wines, smells very good. Look at this big beef. You don't think you bought it at a convenience store, right? It's a luxurious curry with a fruity taste like eating at a luxury hotel. Now next. Next up is sukemen, which is as popular as ramen. This sukemen is a frozen food that is a collaboration between 7-Eleven and Tomita, a super famous ramen shop in Chiba Prefecture, next to Tokyo. Let's make it right away. Open the bag and take out the noodles and soup. Warm it in the microwave at 6 minutes and a half. Wash the warm noodles with water. Actually, this noodle bag has a lot of holes in it to substitute for a colander. After washing it thoroughly and draining the water, it's done. This is Tomita's sukemen. It's a thick noodle with a strong wheat scent. Look at the rich seafood soup and pork char siu that have been warmed up. Eat this thick noodle with plenty of soup. This is really, really, really delicious. Well, here is the last one to introduce. It's a hamburger steak. This is also a special gold-level product. I've warmed it up, so let's open it. A delicious hamburger steak came out from inside. In fact, this sauce also contains black truffles. The best combination is a savory hamburger steak baked on direct fire in a fruity and rich sauce. Let's take a look inside. Oh, the meat is so tender. Oh, this gravy sauce. You can feel the deliciousness, right? It fits plenty of sauce. Well, in this video, I introduced 7-Eleven. Did you find a product you would like to eat? There are still many delicious products at 7-Eleven in Japan, so I'll introduce them in another video. That's it for this video. See you in another one. Bye-bye. Samurai Junjiro channel introduces Japanese culture and more. I will continue to introduce a lot about wonderful Japan, so please look forward to it. If you have any comments, please write them in the comment section. I would be happy if you could share it with everyone on SNS. Also, please subscribe the channel and press the like button.