Sugawara emphasizes, "I'm excited that new ownership could bring in new products and help the company grow, but I'm also worried it might detract from the quality and Japanese style of the stores." In her view, 7-Eleven is integral to daily life in Japan, and its unique offerings are crucial to maintaining that connection to their culture.
In Japan, 7-Eleven isn't just a convenience store; it has become a lifeline for residents, with Shunka Sugawara stating, "It’s a part of our life... from freshly made bento boxes to various necessities, it holds significance in both urban and rural settings." The cultural implications are far from what they represent in the U.S.
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