There is a Seven-Eleven right outside Nagayama Station. It's a small store similar to a station kiosk, so the inside is cramped. Despite that, it's always crowded and difficult to shop in without bumping into others. The snack section is located in the middle of the store, but there's no room to leisurely browse due to the tight space. They have a product called "Thinly Sliced Potatoes" with the Seven-Eleven logo, 50g. The slices are thin and sharp, so be careful not to get poked. However, the buttery flavor, perfect seasoning, and crunchy texture make it a good snack.

Odakyu Mart, which was located in front of Odakyu Nagayama Station's ticket gate, closed on December 10 last year. For a few months, the ticket gate floor had only Keio's store, but now a new Seven Eleven, Odakyu Marche Nagayama store, has opened on February 13. Congratulations! I visited a few days after the opening and noticed that unlike regular city stores, this one may not be open 24 hours, so please be aware of the operating hours. The staff seemed new, receiving advice and assistance from headquarters staff. I bought the new strawberry sandwich, Camembert and ham sandwich, and a cheese bread. The strawberry sandwich had a custard cream that added a more Western-style taste. The Camembert sandwich was also delicious, with sliced Camembert cheese, ham, and a special mustard mayonnaise and butter mix. The cheese bread was soft and chewy, perfect with coffee. The store is still new, so I will keep an eye on how the product selection improves over time.

Located right outside the ticket gates of Keio Nagayama Station, this Seven Eleven unfortunately does not have seating for dining in. However, it is a relatively spacious store for a station front location with a wide selection of items. What's great is that they offer coffee, which is a nice touch. It's always nice to be able to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee for just 100 yen. This time, I had the drip coffee and was very satisfied.

Chilled Tsukemen, noodles are mediocre