Matsuya Foods

Founded in 1985, Yoshinoya pioneered the modern beef bowl chain concept, pursuing authentic taste through simple ingredients. It expanded beyond Japan to Asia and America, establishing beef bowl culture globally. The company symbolizes the balance between quality control and operational efficiency in fast food.

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.

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.

A major quick-service restaurant operator running the Matsuya beef bowl chain since 1966. Characterized by affordable pricing and efficient service, it has expanded the teishoku (set meal) culture across Japan with over 850 locations nationwide. Continuously innovating with takeout and mobile ordering options.

One of Japan's oldest department store chains, established in 1673. Now under J. Front Retailing, with flagship stores in Ginza, Shinjuku, and Nihonbashi. Known for premium women's fashion, menswear, and fine art. It symbolizes Japanese department store culture, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary trends.

Founded in 1985, Yoshinoya pioneered the modern beef bowl chain concept, pursuing authentic taste through simple ingredients. It expanded beyond Japan to Asia and America, establishing beef bowl culture globally. The company symbolizes the balance between quality control and operational efficiency in fast food.

A world-renowned luxury shopping district in Chuo, Tokyo, named after the historical Ginza mint. Now home to flagship stores of prestigious international and domestic brands. With its prime real estate value and status as a symbol of Japan's luxury consumption culture, it attracts international visitors and represents the pinnacle of upscale retail.