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Concept store 10 Corso Como returns to Tokyo

By Wei ZhangJapan
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Milanese concept store 10 Corso Como is returning to Japan tomorrow, with two outlets.

The two new retail outlets, 30 sqm each, will be located inside Seibu Ikebukuro and Seibu Shibuya department stores, and will each display 10 Corso Como-branded products.

10 Corso Como also opens two pop-up stores this month at Seibu Shibuya from 12 to 18, and Seibu Yokohama from 26 to October 10.

10 Corso Como was founded in 1990 in Milan by Carla Sozzani, and made a first foray into Japan in 2002 under the name of 10 Corso Como/Comme des Garçons.

In foreign markets, the brand has two stores in Seoul and one in Shanghai, plus a cafe-restaurant in Beijing.

The brand’s next new store will be opened in New York.

Questions & Answers

Q.

When did 10 Corso Como first operate in Japan, and under what name?

A.

10 Corso Como first entered the Japanese market in 2002. It operated under the name 10 Corso Como/Comme des Garçons during its initial foray into the country.

Q.

Where are the two new 10 Corso Como retail outlets located in Tokyo?

A.

The two new 10 Corso Como retail outlets are situated within the Seibu Ikebukuro and Seibu Shibuya department stores. Each of these new locations is 30 square metres in size.

Q.

Besides Japan, which other foreign markets does 10 Corso Como currently operate in?

A.

Outside of Japan, 10 Corso Como has a presence in Seoul, where it operates two stores. The brand also has one store in Shanghai and a cafe-restaurant located in Beijing.

Q.

Are there any 10 Corso Como pop-up stores opening this month in Japan?

A.

Yes, two pop-up stores are opening this month in Japan. One is at Seibu Shibuya from 12th to 18th, and the other is at Seibu Yokohama from 26th until October 10th.

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