TOKYO - Sales from seven major Japanese convenience store chains hit a record high of 11.8 trillion yen ($75.5 billion) in 2024, bolstered by inbound tourism and demand for readily consumable snacks and drinks, data by a Japanese franchising authority showed Monday.
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