E-commerce companies in Tokyo

Amazon is a global e-commerce and cloud computing giant that operates Amazon Japan and AWS Japan, hiring software engineers at scale in Tokyo.

Airbnb is a global travel marketplace platform that connects travelers with hosts offering unique accommodations. The company has a presence in Tokyo and sponsors visas for employees.

Shopify is a Canadian commerce company whose platform lets merchants of all sizes build and run online and retail stores.

Rakuten is a major Japanese internet conglomerate spanning e-commerce, fintech, mobile telecom and digital content, with a large global engineering organisation.

Fast Retailing is the Japanese apparel giant behind UNIQLO and GU, one of the world's largest clothing retailers, with a major digital and technology operation.

Mercari is Japan's largest consumer-to-consumer marketplace app, letting people buy and sell used goods, and also runs the Merpay payments service.

ZOZO operates ZOZOTOWN, Japan's largest online fashion retail platform, and develops fashion-tech such as body-measurement and size technologies.

DMM.com is a large Japanese internet conglomerate with a wide range of businesses including e-commerce, online video, gaming, finance and English education.

Paidy is a financial technology company that provides a buy now, pay later service, allowing consumers in Japan to make purchases without a credit card. The company is headquartered in Japan.

RAKSUL is a Japanese company that digitises traditional industries, starting with an online printing marketplace and expanding into logistics and advertising platforms.

Back Market is an online marketplace specializing in refurbished electronic devices, promoting sustainability by extending the life cycle of tech products.

SODA operates SNKRDUNK, a leading Asian marketplace and authentication service for buying and selling sneakers and streetwear.

WED, Inc. is a Tokyo startup that develops and operates ONE, a receipt-purchase/cashback shopping app with over 6 million downloads and 1B+ receipts collected.

Enigmo is a Japanese company that specializes in e-commerce solutions, focusing on providing a platform for buying and selling products online.

Adventure Inc. is a Japanese online travel company best known for the skyticket platform for booking flights, hotels and other travel services.

Belong is a Japanese company in the reuse and circular-economy space, running services for buying and reselling used smartphones and devices.

Styler is a Tokyo-based fashion-tech startup that operates FACY, an online-to-offline shopping service connecting shoppers with physical fashion stores, and has expanded its operations to Taiwan while

OWNDAYS is a global eyewear retailer headquartered in Japan, selling glasses and sunglasses through stores and online with an in-house tech team.

Omakase.ai is a startup building AI agents that turn websites into conversational shopping assistants for e-commerce.

Solaris Japan is a Tokyo-based international e-commerce retailer specializing in anime figures and merchandise, founded in 2008. Its in-house software arm, Lunaris, develops e-commerce tooling.