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Marukai Gardena Reopens as Tokyo Central

April 9, 2018April 16, 2018 Jfood Editors 0 Comments Japanese grocery store, Marukai, Tokyo Central

A Japanese grocer Marukai completed a 3-month renovation of its Gardena store and reopened as Tokyo Central on April 6, 2018.

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Mitsuwa Marketplace Opens Stores in Plano and Waikiki

May 15, 2017June 2, 2017 Jfood Editors 0 Comments dallas, fort worth, Hawaii, Honolulu, Japanese grocery store, Japanese supermarket, Marukai, Mitsuwa, Mitsuwa Marketplace, Nijiya, Plano, Texas, Waikiki

(Regional: Texas and Hawaii) Japanese grocery chain Mitsuwa Marketplace added a brand new store in Plano, TX in April 2017 and another in Waikiki, HI in May 2017 to its nine existing stores across the United States.

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List of Japanese Markets/Grocery Stores in San Francisco/Bay Area

December 9, 2016May 27, 2017 Yasuko Katsumata Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese store, Japanese supermarket, Marukai, Mitsuwa, Nijiya, San Francisco

Comprehensive list of stores specialized in Japanese foods/products in San Francisco, San Mateo, Mountain View, Cupertino, San Jose, Oakland, Berkeley and Fremont.

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List of Japanese Markets/Grocery Stores in New York Metropolitan

October 25, 2016June 2, 2017 Jfood Editors Brooklyn, Connecticut, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Long Island, Manhattan, Mitsuwa, New Jersey, New York, Nijiya, Queens, Westchester

Comprehensive list of stores specialized in Japanese foods/products in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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List of Japanese Markets/Grocery Stores in Texas

October 15, 2016June 2, 2017 Jfood Editors Austin, dallas, Houston, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Mitsuwa, San Antonio, Seiwa, Texas

Comprehensive list of stores specialized in Japanese foods/products in Dallas, Plano, Houston, Austin and San Antonio.

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List of Japanese Markets/Grocery Stores in Chicago & Midwest

October 6, 2016June 2, 2017 Jfood Editors Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus, Detroit, food court, Illinois, Indianapolis, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Michigan, Midwest, Mitsuwa, Ohio

Comprehensive list of stores specialized in Japanese foods/products in Chicago, Detroit, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

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Mitsuwa Marketplace to Add Stores in Texas and Hawaii

September 12, 2016June 2, 2017 Jfood Editors dallas, food court, fort worth, Hawaii, Honolulu, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Marukai, Mitsuwa, Nijiya, Plano, Texas, Waikiki

(Regional: Plano & Honolulu) Largest Japanese grocery chain Mitsuwa Marketplace is slated to open a brand new store in a promising area this year and another in a highly competitive neighborhood next year.

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List of Japanese Markets/Grocery Stores in Southern California

August 18, 2016April 16, 2018 Jfood Editors food court, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Los Angeles, Marukai, Mitsuwa, Nijiya, Orange County, San Diego, Seiwa, Southern California, Tokyo Central

Comprehensive list of stores specialized in Japanese foods/products in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and Ventura County/Santa Barbara.

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Seiwa Market Adds Stores in Torrance and Houston

August 10, 2016May 27, 2017 Jfood Editors Houston, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Los Angeles, Seiwa, Texas, Torrance

(Regional: Torrance & Houston) Seiwa Market enters a highly competitive retail scene in Torrance and becomes the first major Japanese grocer in Houston.

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Japanese Grocery Store to Open Two Locations in California and Texas

March 14, 2016May 27, 2017 Jfood Editors Costa Mesa, Houston, Japanese grocery store, Japanese market, Japanese supermarket, Mitsuwa, Orange County, Seiwa, Texas, Tokyo Central

(Regional: Costa Mesa & Houston) Two Japanese grocery stores are slated to open in Orange County and Houston, on April 1 and spring 2016 respectively.

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