You might think Magic Kingdom is the be-all and end-allof the Christmas season at Disney World, with highlights including Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, holiday parades, holiday fireworks, and snow raining down on Main Street USA.
22.10.2023 - 14:09 / insider.com
I travel to Japan at least once a year and am always surprised by just how incredible convenience stores — or konbini, as they're ubiquitously called in Japanese — are in the country.
One of the three major chains that can be found there is Lawson (the other two being 7-Eleven and Family Mart).
Lawson actually has roots in the United States. In 1939, J.J. Lawson opened a dairy store in Ohio that would eventually grow into a chain. Although it no longer exists in the US, plenty can be found in Japan.
Here's a closer look at what it's like shopping at a Lawson in Japan.
You might think Magic Kingdom is the be-all and end-allof the Christmas season at Disney World, with highlights including Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, holiday parades, holiday fireworks, and snow raining down on Main Street USA.
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