Matsuya Ends 24-Hour Operation Simultaneously at 4 Central Tokyo Stores, Switching to 9 AM–10 PM — Major Cuts in Shibuya, Ichigaya, Yotsuya, and Kanda

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Matsuya’s store data confirmed that on April 17, four stores in central Tokyo simultaneously ended 24-hour operation and switched to 9 AM–10 PM hours. Three other stores also had their operating hours changed.

Stores That Ended 24-Hour Operation

Switched to 9 AM–10 PM (4 stores)

Store Location Before After
Matsuya Shibuya Shimizubashi Store Shibuya Ward 24-hour operation 8 AM–10 PM
Matsuya Ichigaya Store Shinjuku Ward 24-hour operation 9 AM–10 PM
Matsuya Yotsuya 2-chome Store Shinjuku Ward 24-hour operation 9 AM–10 PM
Matsuya Kanda Minamiguchi Store Chiyoda Ward 24-hour operation 9 AM–10 PM

Ichigaya, Yotsuya 2-chome, and Kanda Minamiguchi are now unified at 9 AM–10 PM. Shibuya Shimizubashi Store opens an hour earlier, at 8 AM–10 PM. All four have dropped their late-night and early-morning hours, cutting their operating hours sharply down to 13–14 hours a day.

Switched to 5 AM–2 AM the Next Day (1 store)

Store Location Before After
Matsuya Jindaiji 3-chome Store Chofu City 24-hour operation 5 AM–2 AM (next day)

Jindaiji 3-chome Store’s change is relatively minor by comparison, closing only for the three hours between 2 AM and 5 AM.

Other Operating Hour Changes

Store Location Change
Matsuya Umeyashiki Store Ota Ward No change on weekdays (10 AM–10 PM); opening moved up to 9 AM on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays
Matsuya Hamamatsu Hatsuicho Store Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture Matsunoya’s time-restriction notation was removed, now unified as “24-hour operation”

Umeyashiki Store’s opening time on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays was moved up by an hour. Hamamatsu Hatsuicho Store’s Matsunoya operating-hours notation was simplified.

The Trend Toward Ending 24-Hour Operation Is Accelerating

Recently, Keisei-Okubo Store (April 16) and Shinjuku Sumitomo Building Store (April 14) also had their 24-hour operation reviewed. Including this round’s five central Tokyo stores, multiple stores have ended 24-hour operation within a short span, and the trend appears to be accelerating. The optimization of operating hours in response to shifting late-night demand seems to be progressing especially among stores in office districts and business areas.

Editor's Note

Shibuya, Ichigaya, Yotsuya, and Kanda have all ended 24-hour operation together. The late-night lights are going out one by one at Matsuya stores in central Tokyo.

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