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MUJI Stans, Don’t Miss the Finds Hiding at Lawson
If MUJI is on your Japan shopping list, don’t forget the convenience store. Lawson carries a growing lineup of MUJI items you won’t find at a regular MUJI store.
Japan, via Konbini
— and Beyond.
Lawson
Japan’s third-largest convenience store chain, with American roots, known for its iconic blue-and-white branding and signature Karaage-kun fried chicken. Lawson also actively operates alternative formats such as the health-focused Natural Lawson and supermarket-style Lawson Store 100.
Founded in Japan
1975 First store opened in Toyonaka, Osaka.
Store Count
14,616 stores in Japan As of June 30, 2026
Regional Presence
Nationwide, strongest in Kanto and Kansai, with a notably strong presence in Hokkaido.
Known For
Karaage-kun fried chicken and distinctive sub-brands.
Official Website
Lawson Brings Saijo Napolitan Back After Five Years
Inspired by a local pasta specialty from Ehime Prefecture, the dish returns exclusively to Lawson stores across the Chugoku and Shikoku regions.