Announced details
Korean skincare market in Japan, cosmetics retail
A business relationship in which セキド sells Boncept, a brand of TONYMOLY, for which ITOCHU Corporation has obtained exclusive distribution rights in Japan. Capital and personnel relationships are not disclosed.
ITOCHU Corporation has obtained exclusive distribution rights for Boncept in Japan. TONYMOLY is a Korean company that plans and manufactures Boncept. Other information on location, representative, capital, and year established is not disclosed.
All directly operated “&choa!” stores in Japan (individual locations are not disclosed)
¥1,000 or less, including tax
The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Boncept (ボンセプト) |
| Counterparty | ITOCHU Corporation, South Korea’s TONYMOLY |
| Counterparty overview | ITOCHU Corporation has obtained exclusive distribution rights for Boncept in Japan. TONYMOLY is a Korean company that plans and manufactures Boncept. Other information on location, representative, capital, and year established is not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | A business relationship in which セキド sells Boncept, a brand of TONYMOLY, for which ITOCHU Corporation has obtained exclusive distribution rights in Japan. Capital and personnel relationships are not disclosed. |
| Offering price | ¥1,000 or less, including tax |
| Launch date | Scheduled from autumn 2026 |
| Applicable area | Korean skincare market in Japan, cosmetics retail |
| Location | All directly operated “&choa!” stores in Japan (individual locations are not disclosed) |
| Location scale | All “&choa!” stores |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To meet demand from customers who want to “try it casually first.” The company will also assess sales trends and the reactions of customers and store staff to explore the potential of “Korean skincare that is easy to try” as a category in the Japanese market.