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7-ELEVEN’s First Branded Collaboration Store in Southern Taiwan Debuts – 7-ELEVEN Teams Up Again with Japan’s Beloved Cartoon Character “Kanon Hara’s Little Animals” to Open Its Second Branded Store in Kaohsiung.
The lounge and dining area is filled with super-cute P助 and pink bunny characters—adorably cute installations that are must-photo spots. (Photo / 7-ELEVEN, the same below)
The design of the second collaboration store incorporates a large number of fun elements made available overseas for the first time by the creator, along with exclusive in-store “CITY CAFE x Kanon Hara’s Little Animals” co-branded coffee cups and limited-edition merchandise, turning the space into a mini Kanon Hara theme park.
“CITY CAFE x Kanon Hara’s Little Animals” co-branded coffee cup.
This Lunar New Year, consider a light trip to southern Taiwan and visit the “7-ELEVEN x Kanon Hara’s Little Animals” branded store; experience the all-new “X-STORE 3” futuristic convenience store concept; and check out the new multi-format store in Tainan’s Shanhua district, “Big7,” which integrates seven business formats including a convenience store, K?Seren (beauty), “!? CAFE RESERVE” Incredible Coffee, Books.com.tw, freshly baked goods, a candy shop, and draft beer—perfect for collecting all the 7-ELEVEN photo-worthy hotspots in one go.
Tainan Shanhua’s recently popular “Big7” photo spot, plus the newly opened Kaohsiung “7-ELEVEN x Kanon Hara’s Little Animals” branded store—visitors heading south for Lunar New Year outings should take the chance to explore these unique 7-ELEVEN stores.
Kaohsiung’s Sanchong District “X-STORE 3” lets you experience the future of convenience stores.
The first “7-ELEVEN x Kanon Hara’s Little Animals” branded store in southern Taiwan is located in Kaohsiung’s Sinjhuangjiang shopping district, targeting a younger demographic and incorporating local flair. The store design breaks away from the usual pink color scheme, using instead a lot of cool lemon yellow and bright sky blue tones on the walls—depicting laundry hanging under a clear blue sky—to highlight southern Taiwan’s sunny weather.
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