Seven-Eleven Japan Co’s president said Friday that Japan’s largest convenience store operator will start opening up outlets around fiscal 2019 in Okinawa, the only area in the country without Seven-Eleven stores.
Seven-Eleven Japan Co’s president said Friday that Japan’s largest convenience store operator will start opening up outlets around fiscal 2019 in Okinawa, the only area in the country without Seven-Eleven stores.
President Kazuki Furuya told Okinawa Gov Takeshi Onaga at the southern Japanese prefecture’s government office the company is aiming to set up some 250 stores over the period of five years.
“We are finally ready to open our shops in Okinawa.
