MUJI (Muji): There Will Be A Big New Store Opening In The Chinese Market.

It is reported that in 2015, MUJI (Muji) set up 30 stores in China, and the 2016 fiscal year is expected to achieve 300 billion yen sales, of which Asia centered overseas market accounts for 1/3.

　　 MUJI There has always been a blind dependence on big stores. In 1993, it opened the first 1190 square meter store in Japan. In 2001, the average noodle area of MUJI products reached 995.9 square meters. As long as the basic requirements were met, the brand would open more than 1000 square meters. This led directly to its first time in 2001. loss Next year, Tokue Junichi served as the executive director of the good plan and was responsible for the development.

Today's Chinese Market It may enable Muji to achieve its previous unfulfilled pursuit. At present, the number of MUJI (Muji) stores in China has risen from the first 1 to 128 at the end of 2014. As far as the big shop is concerned, apart from the super flagship store in Chengdu, it is understood that the flagship store of MUJI Shanghai has indeed been put on the agenda and is being selected. Perhaps soon, the legendary MUJI, the largest flagship store in the world, will land in Shanghai.

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