Daiso

Daiso pioneered the 100-yen shop concept offering diverse daily goods, stationery, and decorations at uniform prices. Symbolic of Japanese consumer culture, now expanding globally especially in Asia. Achieved retail revolution through efficient distribution and quality control.

100-yen shop chain operated by Daiso. Achieving low prices with high quality through uniform pricing, successful globally. Creating Japan-originating 100-yen shop culture, representing Japanese retail culture through worldwide expansion. Particularly successful in Asia-Pacific.

100-yen shop chain operated by Daiso Industries. Starting with 100-yen uniform pricing in 1987, revolutionizing Japanese distribution. Balancing affordability with quality, providing daily necessities. Expanding to over 20 countries in Asia, North America, and Europe. Representative of Japanese retail innovation and value proposition transformation. Simple, functional Japanese-designed PB products particularly valued.

A 100-yen shop chain focused on stylish design and quality, earning particular support from female customers. Popular for social media-worthy goods and handmade materials, Seria has refreshed the image of the 100-yen shop format.

The Japanese arm of the world's largest convenience store chain, standing at the pinnacle of Japan's uniquely evolved konbini culture. 7-Eleven Japan consistently leads in convenience innovation through high-quality Seven Premium private-label products and ATM services.

Japan's premier department store group, with Shinjuku Isetan often called 'the world's finest department store.' Its sophisticated fashion curation and buyer expertise are recognized worldwide as the pinnacle of Japanese department store culture.