Convenience store inside post office opens in Tokyo

Convenience store inside post office opens in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Tsuyoshi Shinnami (R), president of Lawson Inc., operator of Lawson convenience stores, and Japan Post President Masaharu Ikuta (2nd from R) drop mail into a post box at Postal Lawson, Japan's first convenience store outlet inside a post office, during an opening ceremony at Yoyogi Post Office in Tokyo's Shibuya district on Aug. 5. (Kyodo)

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