From the company's own filing for H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · reported 2026-10-14 · the filing ↗
JapanThe department-store segment, Ginza plus Asakusa, grew sales 3.4% to ¥18.99bn and profit 22.0% to ¥859mn — slower than the first quarter's 8.5% sales rise — on loyal high spenders and overseas visitors from many countries.
StoresIn June the Ginza store opened Matsuya Premium, the beef-bowl chain Matsuya's first permanent outlet inside a department store.
Not disclosedThe half-year filing gives no tax-free sales figure for Ginza; the inbound trend shows only in Matsuya's monthly sales reports.
Other callouts in the filing
One-offThe swing back to net profit is mostly last year's ¥1.0bn impairment not repeating: special losses fell to ¥169mn from ¥1.05bn, while recurring profit slipped 14.4% on higher interest costs.
SegmentRestaurant arm Atable Matsuya's sales fell 19.6% to ¥1.53bn and its profit 93.0% to ¥6mn as the wedding and banquet business shrank.
OutlookThe full-year forecast set in April stands: revenue of ¥44.0bn (−3.7%), operating profit of ¥1.8bn (−31.7%) and net income of ¥0.5bn (−77.2%).
floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.
Monthly sales
Change on the same month a year earlier, as the company reports it. Latest: Sep 2026
Ginza main store (Ginza + Asakusa combined) (銀座本店)
Customers
Store visitors, Ginza main store (Ginza + Asakusa) (銀座本店 入店客数)
— means no figure is on file: the release did not print that line that month, or the company has since taken the release down.
Source: Matsuya monthly sales report. Figures as reported; preliminary, and the company may revise them. Compiled by floortok.
Reported results
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Quarter-alone and year-to-date rows are floortok's arithmetic on the company's own filings — the quarter alone under a cumulative filing, the year to date under a quarter — shown only where the filings they need are on file. A period tagged Year-to-Date runs from the start of the company's fiscal year.
H1 (Mar–Aug 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-10-14
Revenue¥22.8bn▲ +1.3%
Operating profit¥1.0bn▲ +4.1%
Net income¥0.4bn—
Q2 alone (Jun–Aug 2026)
Revenue¥10.7bn—
Operating profit¥0.4bn—
Net income¥0.0bn—
Matsuya, the Ginza department store with a second house in Asakusa, grew revenue 1.3% to ¥22.8bn in March–August 2026 and operating profit 4.1% to ¥1.05bn, and returned to a ¥402mn net profit from a ¥209mn loss. Counting concession sales in full, gross sales rose 0.7% to ¥60.7bn. Growth cooled after a strong first quarter, and the company kept its forecast of a lower year: revenue of ¥44.0bn (−3.7%) and operating profit of ¥1.8bn (−31.7%).
Q1 (Mar–May 2026) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-07-14
Revenue¥12.1bn▲ +5.9%
Operating profit¥0.7bn▲ +35.9%
Net income¥0.4bn▲ +56.0%
Matsuya — the Ginza department store, with a second house in Asakusa — opened its year (March–May 2026) with revenue up 5.9% to ¥12.1bn, operating profit up 36% to ¥661mn and net income up 56% to ¥375mn. It is the smallest of Japan's listed department-store groups and the most concentrated: Ginza is effectively the whole business, which makes its quarter the cleanest read anywhere on how that one street is trading. The company left its full-year guidance unchanged and still expects the year to fall back — revenue of ¥44.0bn (−3.7%) and operating profit of ¥1.8bn (−31.7%).
JapanThe department-store segment — Ginza plus Asakusa — lifted sales 8.5% to ¥10.15bn and profit 82.9% to ¥608mn, which Matsuya credits to CRM-driven loyal high spenders and visitors from many countries.
InboundMonthly reports show Ginza's tax-free sales turning from about −4% in March to about +8% in April and +15% in May, as Taiwanese, Thai and Western shoppers offset fewer Chinese visitors amid a travel advisory.
JapanDomestic (non-tax-free) sales at Ginza accelerated from about +4% in March to about +9% in April and roughly +20% in May, led by luxury shoes and bags and high-end womenswear.
Not disclosedThe quarterly filing gives no tax-free sales figure and Matsuya produced no results presentation for the quarter; the inbound trend is visible only in its monthly sales reports.
SegmentRestaurant arm Atable Matsuya's sales fell 13.3% to ¥804mn, with an ¥11mn operating loss, as its wedding and banquet business shrank; building-services and advertising unit CBK's profit fell 88.6%.