Matsuya Simultaneously Expands Oppama and Ofuna Ekimae Stores in Kanagawa to 24-Hour Operation

As of 12:00 PM on June 16, 2026, Matsuya’s official store list confirmed simultaneous changes to the operating status of three stores in Kanagawa Prefecture. Matsuya Oppama store (0769) in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Matsuya Ofuna Ekimae store (0841) in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, both simultaneously expanded from their previous hours of ‘4:00 AM to 2:00 AM, last order 15 minutes before close’ to 24-hour operation. In addition, Matsuya Oguchi store (1874, co-located with Matsunoya) in Kanagawa Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, had its temporary closure notice removed from the end of the store name following the completion of its reopening at 10:00 AM today, June 16.

Changes Reflected Simultaneously at the Three Stores

Store	Prefecture / City	Change
Matsuya Oppama store (0769)	Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture	Operating hours: ‘4:00 AM to 2:00 AM, last order 15 minutes before close’ → ‘24-hour operation’
Matsuya Ofuna Ekimae store (0841)	Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture	Operating hours: ‘4:00 AM to 2:00 AM, last order 15 minutes before close’ → ‘24-hour operation’
Matsuya Oguchi store (1874)	Kanagawa Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture	Removed temporary closure notice ‘*Temporarily closed from 3:00 PM on June 3, reopening at 10:00 AM on June 16’ (reopening completed at 10:00 AM today)

Two Stores Go 24-Hour Simultaneously Within Kanagawa Prefecture

The shift to 24-hour operation was carried out simultaneously at two Kanagawa stores following the same pattern. Oppama store is located in Yokosuka City (near Oppama Station on the Keikyu Main Line), while Ofuna Ekimae store is in Kamakura City (near Ofuna Station on JR and the Shonan Monorail) — a combination spanning two major routes, the Keikyu Line corridor and the Shonan area. Both stores previously operated from 4:00 AM to 2:00 AM (last order 15 minutes before close), where closing at 2:00 AM was an operational constraint for customers out late after the last train, but from today both switch to a 24-hour system.

Recent instances of the same pattern include the 24-hour conversion of four stores including three in Chiba Prefecture, and since May, a string of 24-hour expansions across the Kanto region at stores such as Kiyose Noshio, Azamino, Kojiya, and Minowacho. Meanwhile, two stores in Fukui Prefecture (June 13, 2026) and the Toyama Fuchu store (same date) saw their 24-hour operation end, shortening their hours instead — a sign that the direction of operating-hour changes is diverging by area.

Matsuya Oguchi Store Completes Reopening at 10:00 AM Today After Renovation Closure

Matsuya Oguchi store reopened today after approximately 13 days of temporary closure for renovation, from 3:00 PM on June 3, 2026, to 10:00 AM today, June 16. In the store list as of 12:00 PM today, the temporary closure notice ‘*Temporarily closed from 3:00 PM on June 3, reopening at 10:00 AM on June 16’ that had been appended to the end of the store name was removed, and the scheduled closing and opening date fields were also cleared, returning the listing to normal-operation status. The store continues to operate 24 hours a day, co-located with Matsunoya.

Oguchi store has been tracked over roughly two weeks, from the June 3 article ‘Matsuya Oguchi Store to Close Temporarily for About 13 Days Starting June 3,’ followed by an article announcing the Matsunoya co-location shortly after the temporary closure began. With this reopening now complete, the sequence — entering renovation, announcing co-location, and reopening — has reached its chronological conclusion.

Matsuya Kanagawa: Today’s Changes Concentrated in One Prefecture

After today’s changes, Matsuya locations in Kanagawa Prefecture saw two more stores go 24-hour (Oppama and Ofuna Ekimae) plus one renovation reopening (Oguchi), concentrating several developments on the same date. Kanagawa Prefecture is Matsuya’s second most store-dense area after Tokyo, and the shift to 24-hour operation continues to progress around major stations in each city.