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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 9 MIN

Japan's Vanishing Magazine Racks: The Konbini Revolution

from Narrative Japan · host Narrative Japan Podcast🌸

Discover why Japan's iconic konbini magazine racks are disappearing and what it means for retail, publishing, and Japanese culture in this eye-opening conversation.◆Introduction: Seven-Eleven's $100M bet reshapes Japanese convenience storesExplore the dramatic transformation of Japanese convenience stores as Seven-Eleven cuts magazine shelves by 50% in a bold ¥10 billion renovation project. Through an engaging dialogue between curious student Sakura and Professor Haru, uncover how this shift threatens Japan's entire publishing distribution network, affects 55,923 konbini stores nationwide, and signals a broader retail revolution. Learn why magazine sales have halved in just 10 years, how distribution costs could multiply without konbini, and what this cultural change reveals about modern Japan.◆NoteThe content of this program is intended solely for informational purposes and reflects the personal views of the creators.Please make any investment or business decisions based on your own judgment and responsibility.This program does not endorse or recommend any specific financial products or investment strategies.

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