Japan’s restaurant market changes every month.

(Most suppliers find out too late)

You lose deals when you call the wrong restaurants or miss the new ones entirely. We show you which restaurants opened, closed, or changed in Japan every month.
Ideal for Food distributors, FMCG suppliers and service providers selling into Japanese restaurants

This fits if you:

You sell into restaurants in Japan
You supply food, ingredients, equipment, packaging, or services to active dining locations and need to know who to call right now.
You care about speed, not vanity leads
You’d rather contact 10 restaurants that just opened than 1,000 outdated listings that go nowhere.
Expand City by City Without Guesswork
Use location-level changes to focus expansion on cities and metros where new restaurants are opening right now, not where growth already slowed.
Prioritize High-Intent Accounts Using Store Age
Helps reps rank outreach by store age, so the first calls always go to restaurants most likely to convert.

What your sales team sees:

Brand / Name Store Age City Status
Independent Izakaya 2 months Tokyo New
Casual Dining Chain 6 months Osaka New
Ramen Brand 3 years Nagoya Closed
Café Concept 9 months Yokohama New
This is the difference between:

- Guessing who to call
- And calling restaurants that are actively buying
01
See What Changed (Before Your Competitors Do)
02
Target Restaurants That Are Actually Buying
03
Focus on the Right Cities, Not the Whole Country
04
Sell Smarter with Brand & Format Context
05
Turn Monthly Changes Into a Repeatable Sales System

What sales teams use this for?

- Track restaurant openings & closures in Japan on a monthly basis

- See store age, brand, city, and operational status

- Used by suppliers selling into thousands of dining locations across Japan

Our Customers

Unilever

Unilever, one of the world's largest consumer goods companies, faced a critical challenge—uncertainty regarding the source of restaurant data in the Middle East and Africa.

Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola Japan, a leading F&B manufacturing company encountered a significant hurdle—limited data access and availability for sales enablement, with a focus solely on the Japanese market.

LAVAZZA

Lavazza, an iconic Italian coffee brand with a global presence, aimed to further penetrate markets in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, and Morocco. To bolster its market entry strategy, the brand collaborated with xMap – a leading location intelligence SaaS platform.

Check if this fits your
sales team

Every month, restaurants in Japan open, close, relocate, or rebrand. The only question is whether your sales team hears about it before or after your competitors do.