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Mitsui Fudosan extends a customer-thanks tool to 50 malls to fight retail staffing pressure

Mitsui Fudosan is rolling a tool that routes customer thanks to individual tenant staff out to all 50 of its Mitsui Shopping Park malls, after a pilot at Lalaport Ebina reported an 8.6% lift in staff retention intent — Japan's largest mall landlord treating tenant-staff turnover as its own problem to fix.

Calm editorial illustration of a shopping mall atrium seen from a high diagonal vantage, a small information kiosk below, two silhouette figures — one in a staff apron — exchanging a small gesture of thanks.
Illustration by floortok.com

Mitsui Fudosan will roll out "Thanks STAFF," a tool that routes customer gratitude to individual tenant staff by name, to all 50 Mitsui Shopping Park facilities nationwide from mid-January 2027, Japan's largest mall landlord said in a release dated September 29.