Ooya Tourism Co., Ltd.

Founded Ito Clothing Store by Mr. Suke Ito

In Showa 26 (1951), during a time of scarcity, our company was born with the founder's desire to contribute to national reconstruction and create a prosperous society.

Established Daiya Limited Company (capital 2 million yen) in Sakaemachi, Saijo City

Changed to Ooya Corporation

Increased capital to 6 million yen

Increased capital to 13 million yen

Established Ooya Tourism Co., Ltd.

Increased capital to 50 million yen; opened Ooya Department Store in Omachi, Saijo City, thriving as the region's top store

Opened DMAC Mototsuka Store, the first discount store in Wakahama Town, Niihama City

Established Ichiban Corporation

Opened Yoro no Taki Saijo Store, the first Yoro no Taki store

Opened TSUTAYA Saijo Store, the first TSUTAYA store in Omachi, Saijo City

Increased capital to 90 million yen

Opened DMAC Kihoku Store, a fresh produce discount store, in Nishiki Town, Niihama City

Increased capital to 180 million yen

Converted DMAC from a discount store to a drugstore

Opening of the first drugstore, Mac Kume Store

Introducing the Mac Cash Point Card

Opening of Mac Kanonji Store, the first store in Kagawa Prefecture, Kagawa

Signing a business alliance with Sandragu Co., Ltd. to strengthen procurement division

Opening of Mac Takeshima Store in Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture, the first store in Kochi

Drugstore Business Division (Drugstore Mac) surpasses 10 billion yen in annual sales

Opening of the recycling shop DOPO Kawanoe Store in Shikokuchuo City, Ehime Prefecture

Joining the food volunteer chain CGC

Opening of Mac Yaso Store in Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture, the first store in Tokushima

Establishment of Sukoyaka Co., Ltd.

Opening of the first acupuncture and osteopathic clinic, Kume Osteopathic Clinic

Opening of the first dispensing pharmacy, Mac Kume Dispensing Pharmacy

Opening of the second recycling store, Man Q Kuzu Island Store, in Kuzu Island, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture

Relocating the head office to Nishida, Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture

Opening of the first esthetic salon inside Mac Kitagawa Store in Saijo City, Ehime Prefecture

Opening of Mac Kawa Higashi Store in Niihama City, Ehime Prefecture, the first F&D (Food & Drug) store with fresh foods

Opening of Mac Lash Furukawa Store, the first eyelash extension salon inside Mac Furukawa Store in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture

Reducing capital from 193 million yen to 50 million yen starting July 1

In October, Sandragu became a wholly owned subsidiary