From samurai provisions to everyday comfort food, onigiri has been a symbol of nourishment for centuries. With a shrine dedicated to its legacy, this humble rice ball is more than just a snack—it’s a piece of Japanese culture, wrapped and ready to go.

More than just a place to grab a snack, konbinis have become an integral part of daily life in Japan—offering everything from fresh meals and hot coffee to bill payments and concert tickets. Open 24/7 and designed for efficiency, they are a quiet yet essential force that keeps Japan running.