Translation guide
A very large retail store, often part of a chain, selling a wide variety of goods. In Japanese, this is typically expressed with loanwords or descriptive phrases.
Referring to a physically large store that sells many types of products, like a superstore or hypermarket.
Direct loanword from English, commonly understood in retail contexts. Often used in store names.
That megastore has everything.
General term for a large-scale store. Neutral and widely used in news and business.
Mass merchandiser; emphasizes high volume sales at low prices. Often used for electronics or home goods.
Less common loanword, but may appear in store names or marketing.
A new megastore opened in the suburbs.
I bought a TV at an electronics megastore.
This megastore is open 24 hours.