The eCommerce market in Japan is going through major transformational change as the Japanese are shifting from brick-and-mortar stores to online marketplaces.
Our research says that from 2021 onwards situation will improve a lot, and growth will again come close to double-digit CAGR.Companies Performance in Japan Ecommerce IndustryCompanies like Amazon Japan, Yahoo Japan, and Rakuten are leading eCommerce platforms in Japan; these companies earn more than 50% of the country's yearly revenue.
Segments like Fashion, Electronics, and Media are the most significant purchases by Japanese customers.
Besides, car insurance, grocery purchases, online tickets, and entertainment sales are also gaining popularity.Renub Research report titled "Japan e-commerce Market m-commerce, Mobile Commerce (Mobile Browser, Mobile Application), Retail [Fashion (Apparel, Footwear, Bags & Accessories), Electronics & Media (Consumer Electronics, Books, Movies, Music & Games), Toys, Hobby & DIY (Toys & Baby, Sports & Outdoor, Hobby & Stationery and DIY, Garden & Pets), Furniture & Appliances (Furniture & Homeware and Household Appliances), Food & Personal Care (Food & Beverages, Personal Care)], Service, Digital Services and Number of Online Shoppers Company Analysis" captures a detailed analysis of Japan eCommerce Market and provides an all-encompassing analysis of the key growth drivers and challenges.By Methods: In this report, we have covered both the markets• Japan eCommerce Market • Japan mCommerce MarketJapan eCommerce Market has been studied in 3 Product Categories• Retail• Service• Digital ServicesIn this report, Japan Ecommerce Market has been covered in 5 Segments of Retail1.
Personal CareAll the companies have been studied from three points• Overview• Recent Developments• Sales AnalysisCompany Analysis• Rakuten• Amazon Japan• Kakaku Inc.• Yahoo Japan• DMM.com Ltd.About Company:Renub Research is a Market Research and Consulting Company.
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