Seven-Eleven Japan convenience stores exceed 10,000 since 1974

Seven-Eleven Japan convenience stores exceed 10,000 since 1974

TOKYO, Japan – A Seven-Eleven Japan Co. store opened in Tokyo on Aug. 31 brings to more than 10,000 the number of stores operated by the nation's largest convenience store chain operator.

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