
A convenience store you can rely on while traveling is a genuinely useful thing when choosing where to stay. Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama has one — "First Shop Gift & Convenience" — stocked well enough to actually be useful for guests.

In this guide, I'll cover the basics of this store, plus a detailed look at what's actually on the shelves — useful whether you're still planning your trip or already staying here.
Overview of the Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama Convenience Store
| Location | 3rd floor of Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama, to the left of the main entrance |
| Hours | Roughly 8:00 AM–10:00 PM (may vary seasonally — check the posted hours on-site or the official website for the latest) |
Bento & Drinks
There's a solid range of bento boxes and drinks for whenever you want a quick, easy meal — handy in the middle of a busy sightseeing day or a park visit.
Bento & Onigiri
The selection of bento boxes and onigiri isn't huge. The photo below shows the shelves at 9:00 PM.

Only about 20–30% of stock was left at this point. If you come back from the parks late in the evening, it might be hard to find your first choice of bento.

Onigiri (rice balls) run ¥190 for pickled plum and ginger, and ¥230 for salmon (tax included).
Microwave

There's a microwave available too, so you can heat things up on the spot.
Drinks

A good range of bottled drinks is available.
Alcohol
There's a solid selection of alcoholic drinks so guests can unwind in the evening — everything from beer and chu-hi to regional sake with distinct local character.
Beer & Chu-hi

Beer (Asahi Nama, Asahi Super Dry, Ichiban Shibori, and more), chu-hi, and whisky are all available.
Sake

- Sake — junmai ginjo, junmai, and single-serve cups from various regional brands
- Shochu — several sweet-potato varieties
- Wine
Souvenirs
You'll also find souvenirs perfect for taking home a piece of the trip. Classic Tokyo souvenirs are well represented, making it easy to grab something for family or friends. Popular sweets like Tokyo Banana and Gomatamago are all available here, useful when you're short on time.

Tokyo Banana.

Gomatamago (sesame egg-shaped sweets): ¥950 for 8, ¥421 for 3 (tax included). Gomatama Pudding: ¥972 for 3 (tax included).
Daily Goods
To meet the needs of hotel guests, this store carries a wider range of daily necessities than a typical convenience store — handy if you forgot something or need travel essentials on short notice.
Everyday Essentials


- Toner and makeup remover

- Socks, tights, men's and women's underwear
- Raincoats and boots
- Neckties suitable for weddings
Baby & Kids' Items
Traveling with a baby? The lineup here is reassuring.

- Baby water and barley tea, full-body foam soap, Biore U, baby oil, baby cream
- Cooling sheets, wet wipes, formula, baby bottles, bottle-cleaning detergent, kids' toothpaste and toothbrushes
- Baby food
- Diapers, kids' underwear
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — "First Shop Gift & Convenience" is on the 3rd floor, to the left of the main entrance. Note that unlike a typical convenience store, it's not open 24 hours.
The 3rd floor, to the left of the main entrance.
The convenience store stocks bento, onigiri, drinks, alcohol, and classic Tokyo souvenir sweets, with a microwave available if you want to heat something up right away. If you're after a full sit-down meal, the breakfast buffet at "Le Jardin" is also worth considering.
I wasn't able to confirm the full room service menu for this guide, so it's best to check the hotel's official site or front desk for current details. As a rule of thumb, the convenience store is the quicker option, while room service is better if you'd rather eat comfortably in your room.
Summary: The Convenience Store
"First Shop Gift & Convenience," the 3rd-floor convenience store at Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama, is stocked to genuinely make your stay easier. Bento and drinks, alcohol, popular Tokyo souvenirs, daily goods, and baby items — nearly everything you'd need is here. It's not open around the clock, but between the convenient location and the range of products, you're unlikely to run into trouble during your stay.
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