There were quite a few people even though it was early morning. From the looks of it, it looks like he's on his way to mountain climbing. There were also riders hanging out outside. Although it is deep in the mountains, there is a large parking lot, easy access, and there are no other shops, so I think it is popular. It seems to be the westernmost 7-Eleven in Tokyo. I thought that if there was a Seven Seven in Kozushima, it would be second best, so I looked around to see if there were any anime characters printed on it, and to my surprise, I found some local souvenirs. I thought it was rare that they had items other than 7-Eleven brand items. This feeling is like a high-speed SA.

A bicycle stand is set up, and inside the store there are tons of bananas alongside raw vegetables (lol). I guess it's for cyclists, isn't it? On the other hand, the only camping supplies you need are firewood and vegetables. No meat or BBQ skewers or charcoal.

It is located at the intersection of Ome Kaido and Yoshino Kaido, has a large parking lot, and is close to Furusato Station, so it attracts all kinds of leisure travelers. There are times when there are quite a few lines even though there are three cash registers, so please feel free to use the store.

7-Eleven is well known to riders going to Okutama. From here onwards, there is only a small convenience store in front of Okutama Station, so you can use the restroom and replenish your supplies here.

People who climb mountains in the Okutama Mountains area must stop by. A useful convenience store. Excellent customer service from the staff. When it's busy, there's quite a line, but the rotation and cash registers are quick.

I used to use this convenience store when I went to Okutama before, but when I went there for the first time in a while, the parking lot was twice as big. A bicycle storage area has also been installed and it is becoming more and more popular. It has become a place with a good selection of products.

They have a good selection and are very clean. I was also able to borrow a toilet. The store staff are also nice. I felt a little sorry for the staff as all the customers were asking if they would like Nanachiki.

[Opinions of private car users] The last convenience store on the route from central Tokyo to Ogouchi Dam and Kosuge Village. The parking lot is large, and although there are busy times, there are usually many mountain climbing tourists, so it's OK to wait a little. They always have a good selection and firewood. Good customer service, kind and hard working.

If someone recommends a product to you and you refuse, their attitude changes drastically and they don't even say thank you and won't buy it again. Driving in Okutama is no longer fun!

I was lined up at the register, but were they climbers? A group that seems to have a hard time finishing their payments. After that, there were staff (about 5 people in total, including someone who seemed to be the owner), but looking at them, they were probably busy taking stock, and they didn't even assist the cashier. I left the store because the wait was so long. When I returned the item, I checked it as if I were treating it as shoplifting... If you're that concerned, I wish you could open other cash registers. I don't think it's a big deal since the customers will come anyway.