Konbini pickup is the most reliable delivery option for tourists in Japan. No home address needed, no missed deliveries, and you can collect your order from thousands of locations across the country - 24 hours a day.
Konbini pickup removes the biggest uncertainty of hotel delivery - missed packages and checkout timing. This guide walks you through collecting your Amazon Japan order from a 7-Eleven, Lawson, or FamilyMart near you.
Frequently asked
Which convenience store chains support Amazon Japan pickup? +
Amazon Japan supports pickup at 7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart. All three chains are widely available across Japan. 7-Eleven has the largest network with over 21,000 locations nationwide.
Do I need to speak Japanese to collect my package? +
No. Simply show your pickup code at the register - either on your phone or on a printout. The staff are familiar with the process and no conversation is required beyond showing the code.
How long do I have to collect my order? +
You have 7 days to collect your order from the time it arrives at the store. If you do not collect within 7 days, the order is automatically returned and you will receive a refund. This makes konbini pickup ideal if your schedule is uncertain.
Can I send the pickup code to someone else to collect for me? +
Yes. The pickup code is all that is needed - you can forward the email to a travel companion and they can collect the order on your behalf. No ID check is required at the counter.
Is konbini pickup available for all Amazon Japan products? +
Most standard Amazon Japan products support konbini pickup. Large or heavy items, products shipped directly from third-party sellers, and some refrigerated goods may not be eligible. Check the delivery options on the product page before ordering.
What if I cannot find the pickup code email? +
Check your spam or junk folder first. If you still cannot find it, log into your Amazon Japan account, go to "Returns & Orders", and find your order - the pickup code is displayed there. You can show this screen at the konbini counter instead.