Aeon Mall

Founded in 1969, the Aeon Group leads the industry through diverse retail formats including general supermarkets, drugstores, home centers, and apparel. It pioneered retail innovations in Japanese distribution, known for private-label product development and region-specific merchandising strategies that respond to customer needs.

Japan's largest retail group, tracing its origins to the Okada family's founding in 1758. Aeon operates diverse formats including supermarkets, shopping malls, and convenience stores (Ministop), expanding across Asia. Aeon Malls serve as vital community infrastructure in regional Japan, deeply embedded in Japanese daily life and representing the evolution of modern retail.

A convenience store chain with Itochu as its parent company. Supported by families through its approachable concept. Offers innovative bento, desserts, and services, expanding throughout Japan. Characterized by community-focused service provision, representing an important part of Japan's convenience store culture.

A specialty retail chain for sports equipment handling diverse products across baseball, soccer, tennis, mountaineering, and more. Targeting sports enthusiasts with knowledgeable staff and extensive merchandise selection, it contributes to promoting sports culture in Japan while playing a vital role in advancing active lifestyle adoption.

A specialty chain for shoe repair and key-making services. Operating in compact spaces within station buildings and shopping malls, it provides quick repair and manufacturing services. Supporting consumers in extending product lifespan, it promotes environmentally conscious consumption while contributing to established repair culture in Japan and establishing new service models in retail facilities.

Japan's largest discount store chain, known as the 'Palace of Astonishing Prices.' Characterized by its compressed product displays and late-night hours, Don Quijote has become an essential shopping destination for international tourists visiting Japan.

A specialty store boasting a wide range of products from DIY and crafts to lifestyle goods. Positioning itself as a 'Hint Market' that inspires creative living, Tokyu Hands is also a popular shopping destination for international visitors to Japan.