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Last updated 2026-11-09 — Sukiya (スキヤ), one of Japan’s top three beef N
▲ Sukiya in Japan is ending its 24-hour service system from October due to a persistent labor shortage. (Photo / from Wikimedia Commons)
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According to comprehensive reports from Japanese media, Sukiya operates 1,981 branches in Japan, with approximately 1,843 currently offering 24-hour service. However, due to the staff shortage, there have often been instances where just one employee is responsible for the entire store during late-night hours. The overwhelming workload has also led to fewer applicants for late-night shifts.
To address this issue, Sukiya recently announced the cancellation of 24-hour service. Starting in October, 1,167 of its branches will cease operating between midnight and 5 a.m. Additionally, due to staffing issues, some stores will adjust their hours to between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., with only a small number of outlets in suburban areas maintaining 24-hour operations.
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▲ Sukiya in Japan is ending its 24-hour service system from October due to a persistent labor shortage. (Photo / from Wikimedia Commons)
Travel Center / Comprehensive Report
Japanese beef N According to comprehensive reports from Japanese media, Sukiya operates 1,981 branches in Japan, with approximately 1,843 currently offering 24-hour service. However, due to the staff shortage, there have often been instances where just one employee is responsible for the entire store during late-night hours. The overwhelming workload has also led to fewer applicants for late-night shifts. To address this issue, Sukiya recently announced the cancellation of 24-hour service. Starting in October, 1,167 of its branches will cease operating between midnight and 5 a.m. Additionally, due to staffing issues, some stores will adjust their hours to between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., with only a small number of outlets in suburban areas maintaining 24-hour operations.
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- The "health stones" carried by a traveler were found to have radiation levels exceeding safety limits by a thousand times, potentially endangering fellow passengers on the same flight. Customs issues warning!
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