Nitori Low-Cost Furniture Revolution

A major furniture and interior chain known for its 'more than the price' tagline. Through a vertically integrated SPA business model handling everything from manufacturing to logistics and sales, Nitori achieves both affordability and high quality.

The largest 100-yen shop chain, offering a wide range of products from household goods to food items. Daiso has spread Japan's '100-yen shop' culture worldwide and grown into a global brand with thousands of stores overseas.

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 uniform shop chain headquartered in Hiroshima. Since its founding in 1987, it has established a business model selling household goods and stationery at unified prices. Operating approximately 3,000 domestic stores and 3,500 international stores, it broadcasts global 100 yen shop culture. It symbolizes consumer convenience in daily life.

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.