Lawson Store 100 Kobe Tamondori

You can buy food and drink for 100 yen, so it's a convenient shop when you want to save money. Because it is a low-priced store, the streets in the store are quite narrow and the items are placed in a narrow space. However, I think it is impossible for people with baby strollers to pass each other. By the way, tapioca drinks that have seen the end of the boom are selling for 100 yen. (Strictly speaking, I think it's a tapioca style (laughs)) Milk tea is delicious, but the tapioca portion is small and not very elastic, and it feels like eating konjac. Because it is only 100 yen, it is recommended for those who want to taste the feeling of drinking tapioca.

When going through, I often drop in for fruits and a little miscellaneous goods. I feel like a daiso dealing with fresh foods too. This shop has a lot of Vietnamese staff and likes the first time for a young person who is almost undetected by Japanese people. By the way it is named "Nguyen" when I look at the name card. If somehow worried and asked, it seems that about 40% of Vietnamese people are the surname "Nguyen" ... in Japan it is "Honda" or "Sato".

You can also buy cigarettes

The store is small but full of items. The feeling of the clerk is also good 🎶

Most of the clerks are foreigners, so I think that tobacco will be transmitted more than "Ichikichiyo" rather than saying "cigarettes".