Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven
Project Chousenshatachi Nichibei Gyakuten! Konbini wo Tsukutta Shirouto-tachi: Seven-Eleven no Ryuutsuu Kakumei
In a time when giant department stores and supermarkets dominated the Japanese retail industry, two businessmen, Toshifumi Suzuki and Hideo Shimizu, discovered a new type of small retail store flourishing in America - the Seven Eleven. Called a “convenience store,” it was a concept new to the Japanese. Intrigued by this new idea and convinced that it would succeed in Japan as well, the two men put together a project team of fifteen members, all virtual novices to the retail trade, to bring this venture to their land. Staking his entire livelihood, young store owner Kenji Yamamoto volunteered to convert his family-owned liquor store into the first Seven Eleven in Japan. The hardship of negotiations, the oil shock, the struggle to cope with inadequate space were all met with resolve and innovation, culminating in what is now called the retail revolution!
(Source: DMP)
In a time when giant department stores and supermarkets dominated the Japanese retail industry, two businessmen, Toshifumi Suzuki and Hideo Shimizu, discovered a new type of small retail store flourishing in America - the Seven Eleven. Called a “convenience store,” it was a concept new to the Japanese. Intrigued by this new idea and convinced that it would succeed in Japan as well, the two men put together a project team of fifteen members, all virtual novices to the retail trade, to bring this venture to their land. Staking his entire livelihood, young store owner Kenji Yamamoto volunteered to convert his family-owned liquor store into the first Seven Eleven in Japan. The hardship of negotiations, the oil shock, the struggle to cope with inadequate space were all met with resolve and innovation, culminating in what is now called the retail revolution!
(Source: DMP)
In a time when giant department stores and supermarkets dominated the Japanese retail industry, two businessmen, Toshifumi Suzuki and Hideo Shimizu, discovered a new type of small retail store flourishing in America - the Seven Eleven. Called a “convenience store,” it was a concept new to the Japanese. Intrigued by this new idea and convinced that it would succeed in Japan as well, the two men put together a project team of fifteen members, all virtual novices to the retail trade, to bring this venture to their land. Staking his entire livelihood, young store owner Kenji Yamamoto volunteered to convert his family-owned liquor store into the first Seven Eleven in Japan. The hardship of negotiations, the oil shock, the struggle to cope with inadequate space were all met with resolve and innovation, culminating in what is now called the retail revolution!
(Source: DMP)
Format
Manga
Chapters
6
Volumes
1
Staff
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Status Distribution
Current
3%·1
Planning
69%·24
Dropped
3%·1
Completed
26%·9
Score Distribution
506070
Relations
Tags
Historical50%Seinen50%Biographical20%Economics20%Konbini20%
Frequently asked questions
How many chapters does Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven have?
Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven has 6 chapters across 1 volume.
Is Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven completed?
As of now, Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven has finished.
When did Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven start publishing?
Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven started publishing on September 1, 2001.
What kind of manga is Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven?
Project X: Challengers - Seven Eleven is a manga, originally from Japan.