How to use convenience store

How much money people pay to convenience store for one use? A pole show that many people pay for under 1000 yen.

1.500~1000 yen(39.9%)

2.300~500 yen(33.5%)

3.~300 yen(13.5%)

Some people go to convenience store for no reason. The whole ratio of not to go to convenience store is 49.9%, but more than 70% teenagers go to convenience store if they don't have something to need.

A faborite convenience store is different among every area, and No.1 is Seven Eleven except Hokuriku and Shikoku. In Hokuriku and Shikoku, faborite convenience store is Lawson, and the ratio of Seven Eleven is under 10%. And in Hokkaido, Seico Mart is No.1 and Seven Eleven is No.2. In Tokai, No.1 is Seven Eleven and No.2 is Cirkle K, but the ratio is about same. In Kinki, Seven Eleven is No.1,but more people selected Lawson and FamilyMart than that of Kanto. Moreover, the reason of people often use convenience stores is that convenience stores are near to home, company and school. The following is that they used to going the store and that they have point card and electronic money of the store. It is important that stores are near to our environment.

Convenience stores rely heavily on the point of sale. Customers' ages and gender, as well as tomorrow's weather forecast, are important data. Stores place all orders on-line. As the store floor sizes are limited, they have to be very careful in choosing what brands to sell. In many cases, several stores from the same chain do business in neighboring areas. This strategy makes distribution to each store cheaper, as well as making multiple deliveries per day possible. Generally, food goods are delivered to each store two to five times a day from factories. Since products are delivered as needed, stores do not need large stock areas.