Among Japan’s convenience stores, “Natural Lawson” is known for its product lineup focused on health-conscious and high-quality ingredients. Getting a head start on the holiday cheer, Natural Lawson is holding a limited-time “Christmas Market Fair” from Tuesday, November 25, 2025, to Thursday, December 25, 2025.
In Japan, Christmas is a special event spent with family, partners, and friends. Cities sparkle with illuminations, and people enjoy special meals and exchange gifts. The major appeal of this fair is the chance to easily experience the exciting atmosphere of a traditional European Christmas market right in a Japanese convenience store. A wide variety of products will be available, from special menu items that will brighten up any Christmas party table to adorable sweets and gifts you can’t resist picking up.
Feast-Worthy Menus to Brighten Up Your Special Night
A Christmas party wouldn’t be complete without a slightly lavish meal. At Natural Lawson, you’ll find a lineup of authentic-tasting menu items, from appetizers and main courses to alcoholic beverages.
Sensi 18K Prosecco Gold / Organic Prosecco Green
The perfect sparkling wine for a toast, this will surely elevate the party atmosphere. Launching on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, this series is characterized by its rich aroma of pear and citrus fruits. The Gold offers a crisp and light taste, while the organic Green is a fruity, fresh, and dry wine. It might be hard to choose between them. The price for each is NL Standard Price ¥2,580 (¥2,838 including tax).
Truffle Egg and Pastrami Box Sandwich
Releasing on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, this is a visually stunning sandwich box. Inside, you’ll find three varieties: “Truffle Egg” with its luxurious aroma, “Pastrami” with a spicy kick, and a refreshing “Basil Tomato.” Easy to eat, they are perfect as party appetizers. The price is NL Standard Price ¥405 (¥437 including tax).
Prosciutto and Chicken Bowl Salad (with Cheese Dressing)
In Japan, a colorful salad is an essential part of any party menu. This salad, launching on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, is a hearty dish featuring prosciutto and chicken, along with six kinds of fresh vegetables. A rich cheese dressing scented with basil brings all the ingredients together, creating a perfect harmony of flavors. The price is NL Standard Price ¥625 (¥675 including tax).
Boulangerie Asanoya Cheese France
In Japanese convenience stores, authentic breads made in collaboration with famous bakeries often become very popular. Launching on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, this product is a “Cheese France” (a type of cheese bread) supervised by the long-established bakery “Boulangerie Asanoya,” which has its main store in Karuizawa. It generously uses three types of cheese—Gouda, Red Cheddar, and Gruyère—and pairs perfectly with wine. The price is NL Standard Price ¥355 (¥383 including tax).
Assortment of 4 Appetizers
For those who want to enjoy a little bit of everything, the “Assortment of 4 Appetizers,” launching on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, is the perfect answer. This beautiful platter features four different appetizers with varying textures and flavors, including a refreshing marinade and juicy grilled chicken. This single dish will instantly make your dinner table more festive. The price is NL Standard Price ¥530 (¥572 including tax).
Pistachio Roll Cake
In Japan, sweets made with pistachio have become a major trend in recent years. Embracing this trend, an authentic roll cake will appear on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, just in time for the Christmas climax. A light and fluffy sponge cake is filled with a generous amount of rich and flavorful pistachio cream. It’s drawing attention as a new option for Christmas cake. The price is NL Standard Price ¥900 (¥972 including tax).
Sweets & Goods for Gifts or a Treat for Yourself!
Christmas is a season for giving gifts to loved ones. Of course, you shouldn’t forget to reward yourself for your hard work throughout the year.
Christmas Cookies: Santa / Tree
Launching on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, these are adorable cookies shaped like Santa Claus and a Christmas tree. Each one is carefully handmade, and their simple, heartwarming flavor makes them a perfect small gift. The price for each type is NL Standard Price ¥395 (¥427 including tax).
Christmas Costume Friends
These adorable plush toys are symbolic of Japan’s “kawaii” (cute) culture. They are bear and dog plushies dressed in Christmas costumes, and they even come with candy. These items are sure to bring a smile to your face and are perfect as gifts for children or as Christmas decorations for your room. Launching on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, the price for each is NL Standard Price ¥1,000 (¥1,100 including tax).
Decoria Christmas Choco Lolly
Santa, reindeer, and snowmen—the main characters of Christmas have been turned into cute lollipop chocolates. They are almost too cute to eat and are sure to be a hit if you hand them out at a party. Launching on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, the price for each is NL Standard Price ¥370 (¥400 including tax).
Merry & Bright Powder Bath: Red / Green
In Japan, there is a culture of valuing bath time, soaking in a hot tub during the cold winter. Launching on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, these bath powders feature fun, Christmas-themed packaging. They contain naturally derived moisturizing ingredients. The Red version has a sweet, fruity berry scent, while the Green offers a clean, holy forest aroma. They would make a delightful small gift for some relaxation time. The price for each is NL Standard Price ¥180 (¥198 including tax).
Ferrero Rocher & Raffaello
The world-famous chocolates “Ferrero Rocher” and “Raffaello” are now available in special, limited-edition Christmas packaging. The star-shaped package and cube-shaped boxes are so charming you could use them as Christmas tree ornaments. Launching on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, the “Rocher Cube T-6” and “Raffaello Cube T-7” are NL Standard Price ¥800 (¥864 including tax), and the “Rocher Star T-3” is NL Standard Price ¥400 (¥432 including tax).
The Natural Lawson Christmas Market Fair is a fantastic example of how diverse Japanese convenience stores are and how they embrace seasonal events. If you have the chance to visit Japan during this time, why not stop by a nearby Natural Lawson to enjoy an easily accessible taste of the Christmas spirit?
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