Daiso

A low-price uniform retail culture created in Japan, operated by chains like Daiso, Seria, and Can-Do. Selling everyday items, stationery, and kitchen products at 100 yen each, with approximately 14,000 stores nationwide, these shops exemplify Japan's retail philosophy of providing quality at low prices. This concept has expanded globally, becoming a successful export of Japanese business innovation.

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.

Daiso by Daisei Sangyo established an innovative retail model with fixed 100-yen pricing. Operating thousands of stores nationwide and in over 30 countries globally, it represents Japanese retail excellence through affordable, quality products.

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.

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.

A 100-yen shop chain operated by Daiso Industries. Provides simple, practical daily necessities at affordable prices. Expanded globally, representing Japanese retail culture. Characterized by diverse product lineup meeting consumer needs and accessible pricing.

100-yen uniform-price store chain operated by Daiso. Founded in 1985, revolutionizing retail through diverse products at a single price. Offers daily necessities, stationery, and dishware at low prices. Actively expanding overseas, operating in approximately 70 countries. Symbolizes Japan's retail revolution and consumer culture.