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Monthly Sales Overview (Non-consolidated) for March 2026

Standalone sales in March 2026 were 111.3% of the prior-year level across all stores and 101.6% at existing stores. Three directly operated and franchise stores opened in Japan, with no store closures, bringing the total number of stores to 237, including 4 franchise stores.

Worth reading
67In focus
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Direction
Improvement
Direction inferred from the company’s description.
Scale
111.3
Year-on-year change (all stores, %)
Wording
Conditional
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Sales for this month

March 2026Fiscal year ending March 2027
Net Sales / All Stores
+11.3%
Net Sales / Existing stores
+1.6%
Total-store sales
+11.3%
Same-Store Sales
+1.6%
Cumulative from Start of Period / All Stores
+13.3%
Cumulative from Start of Period / Existing stores
+4.6%
The center line represents the same level as the same month of the previous year (100). The distance from the line represents the year-on-year change.
Number of Stores at Period-EndTotal number of stores 237 stores / Franchise store count 4 stores / Number of directly operated stores Not disclosed
Number of stores opened during the month3 stores
Number of stores closed during the month0 stores
Monthly Commentary

March sales were 111.3% of the prior-year level across all stores and 101.6% at existing stores. Existing-store sales exceeded the prior-year level for the 55th consecutive month. The company estimates that having 1 fewer holiday than in the previous year had a negative impact of approximately 1.2 percentage points on the year-on-year change in existing-store sales.

Factors Affecting the Change

Full-scale recovery in demand for spring apparel as temperatures rose from the middle of the month, Growth in hobby products and home appliances, Heightened consumer efforts to economize amid higher prices, Influx of new customers into the reuse market and capture of related demand, Negative impact on existing-store sales from having 1 fewer holiday than in the previous year

Next Scheduled Disclosure

The next disclosure is scheduled for around the seventh business day of the following month, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. The schedule may be changed without prior notice due to circumstances.

Monthly trend for the same period last year

April All Stores 110.8 % / Existing stores 103.6 % / May All Stores 113.3 % / Existing stores 105.2 % / June All Stores 108.4 % / Existing stores 100.3 % / July All Stores 109 % / Existing stores 101.6 % / August All Stores 121 % / Existing stores 111.4 % / September All Stores 114.5 % / Existing stores 105.7 % / October All Stores 115.9 % / Existing stores 106.6 % / November All Stores 115.2 % / Existing stores 105.7 % / December All Stores 112.3 % / Existing stores 103.4 % / January All Stores 115.3 % / Existing stores 106.2 % / February All Stores 111.2 % / Existing stores 102.1 %

Scope of aggregation: Non-consolidated. However, sales exclude sales not attributable to store operations, as well as sales from franchise stores and subsidiary stores. The store count is the total number of directly operated and franchise stores in Japan and excludes subsidiary stores.

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredMarch 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending March 2027
Scope of aggregationNon-consolidated. However, sales exclude sales not attributable to store operations, as well as sales from franchise stores and subsidiary stores. The store count is the total number of directly operated and franchise stores in Japan and excludes subsidiary stores.
Year-on-year change in monthly net salesAll Stores 111.3 % / Existing stores 101.6 %
Total-store sales, year on year111.3
Same-Store Sales, Year on Year101.6 %
Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of PeriodAll Stores 113.3 % / Existing stores 104.6 %
Number of Stores at Period-EndTotal number of stores 237 stores / Franchise store count 4 stores / Number of directly operated stores Not disclosed
Number of stores opened during the month3 stores
Number of stores closed during the month0 stores
Monthly CommentaryMarch sales were 111.3% of the prior-year level across all stores and 101.6% at existing stores. Existing-store sales exceeded the prior-year level for the 55th consecutive month. The company estimates that having 1 fewer holiday than in the previous year had a negative impact of approximately 1.2 percentage points on the year-on-year change in existing-store sales.
Factors Affecting the ChangeFull-scale recovery in demand for spring apparel as temperatures rose from the middle of the month, Growth in hobby products and home appliances, Heightened consumer efforts to economize amid higher prices, Influx of new customers into the reuse market and capture of related demand, Negative impact on existing-store sales from having 1 fewer holiday than in the previous year
Monthly trend for the same period last yearApril All Stores 110.8 % / Existing stores 103.6 % / May All Stores 113.3 % / Existing stores 105.2 % / June All Stores 108.4 % / Existing stores 100.3 % / July All Stores 109 % / Existing stores 101.6 % / August All Stores 121 % / Existing stores 111.4 % / September All Stores 114.5 % / Existing stores 105.7 % / October All Stores 115.9 % / Existing stores 106.6 % / November All Stores 115.2 % / Existing stores 105.7 % / December All Stores 112.3 % / Existing stores 103.4 % / January All Stores 115.3 % / Existing stores 106.2 % / February All Stores 111.2 % / Existing stores 102.1 %
Next Scheduled DisclosureThe next disclosure is scheduled for around the seventh business day of the following month, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. The schedule may be changed without prior notice due to circumstances.
Items this document does not state (8)
Net sales for the monthYear-on-Year Change in Customer CountYear-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodYear-on-year change by categorySales by categoryKey KPIsMeasures from the following month onward

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The reasons the company gives

The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.

Sales were supported by the full-scale recovery in demand for spring apparel as temperatures rose from the middle of the month, growth in hobby products and home appliances, and the company's ability to capture the influx of new customers into the reuse market amid heightened consumer efforts to economize in response to higher prices. The company estimates that having 1 fewer holiday than in the previous year had a negative impact of approximately 1.2 percentage points on existing-store sales.

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