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.

Opened as Japan's second convenience store in 1975. Known for competitive pricing like 100 Yen Lawson. Develops unique products emphasizing community contribution, quality bento and sweets. Over 13,000 stores supporting Japan's convenient lifestyle culture.

7-Eleven opened Japan's first 24-hour convenience store in 1974, revolutionizing urban convenience. Praised for service quality and inventory management, it expanded nationwide, bringing Japanese food culture like onigiri and bento to convenient locations. Now indispensable to Japanese daily life, 7-Eleven represents modern konbini culture symbolizing efficiency and accessibility.

A major Japanese quick-service restaurant operator running the Matsuya beef bowl chain. Founded in 1985, it operates approximately 850 locations nationwide, known for affordable pricing and fast service. Distinguished by its teishoku-style meal offerings and unique bowl menu, Matsuya is a significant player in Japan's beef bowl industry.

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.