TOKYO - Convenience stores, often referred to as "conbini" in Japan, have increasingly become a must-visit for tourists, offering a wide range of foods often heralded as higher quality than those found in visitors' home countries. But the experience is now extending beyond fried chicken to fun with fashion.
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