Lawson tests new multilingual system to assist tourists with purchases

Lawson began testing a multilingual system on March 24 to help tourists make purchases at three stores in Tokyo. The trial runs until the end of May.

Lawson has introduced a trial of its new multilingual system aimed at supporting tourists during purchases.

The test started on March 24 and continues through the end of May.

Three stores in Tokyo are participating in the effort.

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