Matsuya (Department Store)

A historic department store founded in 1717, now under J. Front Retailing. Operating in major cities including Nagoya, Osaka, and Kyoto, it is renowned for luxury brands, fashion, and gourmet products. Representing traditional Japanese department store culture, it maintains a strong reputation for curated fashion and premium gift selections.

A prestigious department store founded in 1831, whose Nihonbashi flagship is designated as an Important Cultural Property. Guided by its motto of 'sincerity,' Takashimaya has long embodied Japanese department store culture through gift-giving traditions and refined customer service.

A department store chain founded in 1931. Located in youth-oriented areas like Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Ikebukuro, Marui also operates the Epos Card fintech business. Recently attracting attention as a forward-thinking retailer with its 'non-selling store' model that introduces D2C brand showroom-style tenants, redefining the future of physical retail.

A department store operated by Mitsukoshi, Japan's oldest department store founded in 1673. Handling luxury brands, art, and refined clothing, it shaped Japan's upper-class culture. Characterized by beautiful store design of flagship locations and the spirit of hospitality. Represents Japanese department store culture.

A luxury department store chain operated by Isetan. Carefully selecting high-end fashion, cosmetics, and food products. Operating under the concept of 'refined lifestyle proposal', it shapes upper-class consumer culture in Japan.

Mitsukoshi is Japan's representative historic department store handling everything from luxury items to daily goods. A symbol of Japan's premium retail culture, it has earned trust through quality service and products over its long history.