Mother’s Day celebration with yakiniku! Exclusive offer for Gyukaku official app members: “Mother’s Day Campaign” from May 7 to May 14.
This time, we received information about a great campaign exclusively for official app members!
From the press release
According to the information received, one of the popular yakiniku chains, ‘Gyu-Kaku’, will be holding a ‘Mother’s Day Campaign’ from Thursday, May 7, 2026 to Thursday, May 14, 2026!
From the press release
The ‘Mother’s Day Campaign’ offers discounts on all-you-can-eat courses including the ‘Easy Course’, ‘Yakiniku Enjoyment Course’, ‘Gyu-Kaku Course’, ‘Beef Tongue Course’, and ‘Japanese Black Beef Course’, with 20% off on weekdays and 10% off on weekends.
To use the campaign, a coupon must be presented.
The campaign will be held at all ‘Gyu-Kaku’ locations except for some stores, and in our local city of Osaka, the following stores are eligible.
From the press release
Each course offers a wide variety of menu items, so why not celebrate Mother’s Day at ‘Gyu-Kaku’ this opportunity?
For more details, please check here.
※Thank you to the Reins International PR Office for providing the information!
Store locations are here ↓
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This time, we received information about a store that opened in Osaka City!
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According to the information received, ‘Ministop Nipponbashi 3-chome Intersection East Store’ opened on Tuesday, May 5, 2026 (holiday)!
The store is located at 2-chome Nipponbashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka.It is right next to the Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection.
Ministop is known for offering not only typical convenience store items but also freshly prepared hot snacks and sweets, making it a convenient place to grab a quick meal while shopping.
This time, we tried the soft serve ice cream in a cup!
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Gyu-Kaku
Gyu-Kaku is a popular Japanese yakiniku (grilled meat) restaurant chain that originated in Tokyo in 1996. The name translates to “Horn of the Bull,” reflecting its focus on high-quality beef and tabletop grilling, where diners cook their own meat. It has since expanded internationally, bringing a social, interactive dining experience inspired by Japanese barbecue culture to many countries.
Osaka
Osaka is a major port and commercial hub in Japan, historically known as the “nation’s kitchen” for its role in rice trade during the Edo period. The city boasts a rich cultural heritage, including landmarks like Osaka Castle, which was built in the 16th century by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Today, it is famous for its vibrant food scene, modern architecture, and lively entertainment districts such as Dotonbori.
Ministop Nipponbashi 3-chome Intersection East Store
Ministop Nipponbashi 3-chome Intersection East Store is a convenience store located in the bustling Nipponbashi district of Osaka, Japan, an area known for its electronics, anime, and otaku culture. The store itself is part of the Ministop chain, which was founded in 1980 and has become a common sight across Japan, offering everyday essentials and snacks. Its location at a busy intersection reflects the modern, commercial character of Nipponbashi, which developed into a major shopping hub after World War II.
Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection
The Nipponbashi 3-chome intersection, located in Osaka’s Namba district, is a bustling hub known for its vibrant electronics and otaku culture, often compared to Tokyo’s Akihabara. Historically, the area developed from a post-World War II black market into a major commercial district, with the intersection serving as a gateway to Denden Town, Osaka’s iconic electronics and anime shopping street. Today, it is a lively crossroads where modern pop culture and traditional commerce intersect, featuring numerous shops, arcades, and the famous Kuromon Ichiba Market nearby.
Chuo-ku, Osaka
Chuo-ku is the central ward of Osaka, Japan, serving as the city’s historic and commercial heart. It was established in 1989 through the merger of the former Higashi and Minami wards, and it encompasses the iconic Osaka Castle, the bustling shopping district of Shinsaibashi, and the entertainment hub of Dotonbori. The area has long been a center of commerce and culture, dating back to the Edo period when Osaka flourished as a key port and merchant city.
