The Japanese convenience store “Lawson Store 100” has announced a special campaign for the Christmas season, titled “Let’s Have a Happy and Economical Christmas at Lawson Store 100!” From Wednesday, December 3rd to Thursday, December 25th, 2025, stores all over Japan will feature a wide array of special products and discounts to brighten the holiday season.
In Japan, a unique culture has taken root where people celebrate Christmas by eating fried chicken and enjoying Christmas cake. This campaign offers a wonderful opportunity to experience this Japanese Christmas tradition more easily and affordably. Lawson Store 100 has put together an appealing lineup that meets the desires of many who want to “enjoy an authentic Christmas atmosphere without the hassle.”
New Chicken and Cakes to Get You in the Christmas Spirit
Headlining the campaign are fried chicken, an essential part of the Christmas dinner table, and original cakes perfect for dessert. The fried chicken will be available from December 3rd, and the original cakes from December 4th, setting the mood for the holiday season.
A Delightful Bone-In Treat! “Fried Chicken (Drumstick)”
The ever-popular bone-in drumstick (lower leg) makes its debut as a hot deli item fried right in the store. In a Japanese Christmas dinner, fried chicken is often the star of the show. The appeal of this item is that you can hold it and eat it with gusto, filling your mouth with the savory flavor of juicy meat. It’s also perfect as a little reward for yourself while preparing for Christmas. The price is 218 yen (235 yen including tax) and it is available exclusively at stores that handle fast food.
Incredibly Satisfying! “Fried Chicken (Thigh)”
You can’t miss the fried chicken made from the thigh (hip area), a particularly thick and juicy part of the chicken. With the first bite, delicious juices burst from the moist meat, and the deep, rich flavor intensifies as you chew. This hearty piece is satisfying enough for a full meal and will add a touch of luxury to your Christmas table. The price is also 218 yen (235 yen including tax) and it is exclusive to stores handling fast food.
The Quintessential Japanese Christmas Cake! “Strawberry Shortcake”
In Japan, a classic way to spend Christmas is to gather with family and friends around a strawberry shortcake. Lawson Store 100 offers this essential Christmas cake in a convenient single-serving size. But this “Strawberry Shortcake” is not just small. On top of the fluffy sponge cake, smooth custard cream and a light, melt-in-your-mouth whipped cream create an exquisite harmony. The sweet and tangy strawberry on top brings the whole cake together, providing a delightful accent that keeps it interesting to the last bite. It’s perfect for indulging on your own or as a little extra happiness for your Christmas dessert. The price is 258 yen (279 yen including tax).
Savor the Flavor of Chestnut! “Mont Blanc Cake”
For Japanese dessert lovers, the Mont Blanc, made with plenty of chestnuts, is an irresistible choice. This “Mont Blanc Cake” is crafted so you can fully experience the rich flavor of chestnut by using marron cream not only on top but also inside the cake. The cream has a clean, light sweetness, so you can enjoy it as an after-dinner dessert without it feeling too heavy. It’s an authentic-tasting Mont Blanc that showcases the high quality of Japanese convenience store sweets. The price is 258 yen (279 yen including tax).
A Favorite for Everyone! “Chocolate Cake”
The universally loved chocolate cake is also available in a special Christmas version. It’s a classic style, combining a moist chocolate sponge with a rich custard whip and a decadent chocolate cream. The secret ingredient is the sweet and sour strawberry sauce in the center. It adds a refreshing accent to the richness of the chocolate, creating a light aftertaste that you can enjoy to the very end. It will surely create a warm, sweet moment on Christmas night. The price is 258 yen (279 yen including tax).
Just Before Christmas! A Special 5-Day Discount
For the five days leading up to Christmas, from Sunday, December 21st to Thursday, December 25th, even better discounts will be available.
The Classic Combo! Chicken and Coke Set Discount
Fried chicken and Coke are a classic combination for Christmas in Japan. When you purchase one eligible chicken item and one eligible Coca-Cola product together, you’ll get 100 yen off the total price including tax. Eligible chicken items include “Fried Chicken (Drumstick, Thigh),” as well as “Juwatto Chicken (Regular, Red),” and “Korokara (Regular, Red, Cheese)” in a 5-piece pack. You can also choose from various sizes of Coca-Cola.
The Fun of Choosing! Bundle Discount on Original Cakes
For those who can’t decide which Christmas cake to get, there’s a great bundle discount. If you buy any two of the “Strawberry Shortcake,” “Mont Blanc Cake,” or “Chocolate Cake” together, the total price will be a discounted 500 yen including tax, which is 58 yen off the regular price of 558 yen. It’s a great deal whether you want to enjoy two flavors by yourself or share with family and friends.
Even More Savings! “Buy One, Get One Free!” Campaign
The “Buy One, Get One Free!” campaign, a familiar sight in Japanese convenience stores, will also be held weekly during the Christmas period. It’s an extremely advantageous system where purchasing one eligible item gets you a receipt printed with a coupon for a free exchange of a specific product.
Campaign Part 1
The coupon issuance period is from Wednesday, December 3rd to Tuesday, December 9th, and the redemption period is until Tuesday, December 16th. Purchase an eligible product during this period to get your valuable coupon.
Campaign Part 2
The second part of the campaign will have an issuance period from Wednesday, December 10th to Tuesday, December 16th, and a redemption period until Tuesday, December 23rd.
Campaign Part 3
The final part of the campaign has an issuance period from Wednesday, December 17th to Tuesday, December 23rd, with a redemption period until Tuesday, December 30th. This is a welcome campaign during the busy end-of-year season.
This winter, why not experience an easy and affordable Christmas at a Japanese convenience store? The ‘Toku-Hapi’ campaign at Lawson Store 100 is the perfect opportunity to discover a new way to enjoy the holiday season in Japan.
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