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Japan's beleaguered shoppers are a worry for convenience stores and the economy

TOKYO: (Reuters) Kana Sekiya, 43, used to shop near a train station in Tokyo on her way back home from work. Now she drives more than 30 minutes on weekends to a discount supermarket to buy groceries in bulk - one of a growing number of consumers shifting their shopping habits as prices rise.

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日本消费者购物难的问题令便利店和经济都感到担忧。

To attract customers back to its “conbinis”, 7-Eleven owner Seven & i is introducing a house-brand range priced around 20% below branded alternatives. - Photo: Reuters

TOKYO: (Reuters) Kana Sekiya, 43, used to shop near a train station in Tokyo on her way back home from work. Now she drives more than 30 minutes on weekends to a discount supermarket to buy groceries in bulk - one of a growing number of consumers shifting their shopping habits as prices rise.

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