Only Eating JAPANESE CONVENIENCE STORE FOOD for 24 hours
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From the guide “Japan convenience store food: practical steps and official rules”: Japan’s convenience stores, often called konbini, offer several kinds of ready-to-eat meals, snacks and drinks, but the best choice depends on what you need and what the individual branch has in stock.
The guide goes on: “1. Choose a meal by how you plan to eat”. For a first food stop, choose by purpose rather than by a list of supposedly essential products.
From the guide “Onigiri guide: fillings, prices and buying rice balls”: Onigiri are portable rice meals sold in convenience stores and specialist shops.
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