Lawson opens nation's 1st convenience store inside bank

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of convenience store chain operator Lawson Inc. and Hokuriku Bank participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of a Lawson outlet in Hokuriku Bank's branch in Tokyo's Nihombashi district on Aug. 20. The store is the first of its kind inside a bank.

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