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Convenience stores can also be fitness hubs: FamilyMart transforms outlets into gyms

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Beyond unique designs, convenience stores are expanding their facilities and services. In Japan, FamilyMart has partnered with the fitness chain Fit&GO to create a 24-hour workout space, transforming convenience stores from mere shopping and dining spots into...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Convenience stores are not only adopting distinctive designs, but also broadening their facilities and services. In Japan, FamilyMart has teamed up with the fitness chain Fit & GO to create a 24-hour exercise space, turning convenience stores into more than just places for shopping and food—they’re now fitness destinations too.

FamilyMart gym outlet in Japan (Photo: Japan FamilyMart Fit&GO, same for following images)

This FamilyMart outlet with an integrated gym is located in Ota Ward, Tokyo. The first floor houses the convenience store, while the second floor is the “Fit & Go” fitness center, open 24 hours a day and equipped with shower facilities. The second-floor gym spans about 70 tsubo (approximately 231 square meters) and includes over 20 types of complete fitness equipment such as treadmills and dumbbells.

The second-floor gym covers about 70 tsubo and features over 20 types of complete fitness equipment, including treadmills and dumbbells (Photo: マイナビニュース)

As a result, the first-floor convenience store area has also incorporated a sports section, selling items such as athletic sweatshirts, towels, and high-protein drinks, catering to fitness enthusiasts. FamilyMart is also planning to install coin-operated self-service washing machines in 500 of its Japanese outlets in the near future, offering customers even more diverse services.

FamilyMart installs coin-operated self-service washing machines in Japan (Photo: Japan FamilyMart Convenience Stores)

【Info】

Fit & GO Ota Nagahara Store
Address: 2-43-1 Kamiikeidai, Ota-ku, Tokyo
Business hours: 10:00 - 22:00 (last admission at 21:40)
 

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