Got off at Kamata Station. Exit through the Central Gate of the JR Line, turn left, and go downstairs to the ground level using escalators. Walk towards the bus rotary on the left side and continue towards the back. Passed a large pachinko parlor, then turned left to find a convenience store chain. The presence of an ATM inside the store is very convenient, especially with a pachinko parlor across the street. Below are consolidated reviews of several months for this convenience store. Bought Lawson x Ensemble Stars original sweets in July 2016, and various items in September 2016. In January 2018, purchased rice balls, fried chicken, and a milk shoe ice cream. February 2018 included Tiramisu ice cream, Pom Pom Pudding Mochi, and Lipovitan ZERO. March 2018 had croquettes, Hokkaido sweet potato mochi, and addictive fried chicken sandwich. In April 2018, tried an egg tart and premium roll cake. In May 2019, bought various items as well.

Late at night when I'm tired of eating the same thing, I feel like I'm in a forest meeting a bear when I go to Lawson to buy the "Devil's Onigiri". I saw a segment about it on "Mezamashi TV" and had to try it. It was sold out at several stores on the day of the broadcast, but I finally managed to buy it later. It became the top-selling onigiri for just two days, beating out the popular tuna mayo onigiri. The Devil's Onigiri is said to have a devilishly delicious flavor with tempura crumbs, noodle sauce, and seaweed mixed in. It looks plain at first, but the packaging is eye-catching. It has a punky, Ponta-like appearance. It's infused with white miso, but I didn't really taste it. The flavor is more like okonomiyaki with the tempura crumbs and seaweed. It's a bit unusual, but worth trying at least once. Enjoyed it!

JR Kamata Station East Exit, turn left and walk along the arcade. After passing the bus stops on your right, take a left at the corner about 2 minutes away. There you will find a regular convenience store. It's a convenient spot for stocking up on alcohol when staying nearby. Along the bus street, there are chain stores for dumplings and side dishes where you can get some snacks. I always grab two cans of dry chu-hi for 412 yen and get some ice from the store to enjoy in my room. I like the refreshing taste and smoothness of the drink. Well, I always think it's probably not a good idea to drink until bedtime every day, but hey, that's life.

I used a yakitori coupon I found at the Lawson store in San'ya, but when I bought it, it was cold. I realized that I should have asked to have it warmed up. My acquaintance works there as a part-timer.

Karaage-kun 1 piece extra campaign PB Asahi Hojicha.

I bought the bacon mayo bread and Hayashi rice from Lawson 3F (*^_^*)

I don't understand why it was ranked first in Satapura.

Buy one get one free promotion is available.

When moving 1/4 of the way, handy wrap and lip balm seem useful, especially during the dry season. Both were half price. Also had a salad craving so got discounted fresh spring rolls. And found some discounted sweets too.