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JJJ Superstore opens at M3 Shopping Mall in Malaysia

By Maria Santos
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Bok Marketing will open its fourth preloved goods superstore Jalan Jalan Japan (JJJ Superstore) at M3 Shopping Mall in Gombak Kuala Lumpur.

The phrase “Jalan Jalan” in the name means “going for a walk” in Malay.

All goods sold in the store are “pre-loved” and imported from Japan. Items are sold under three categories: “Preloved in Japan” (indicating good quality); “Hargagiler” (meaning “crazy low price”); and “Large Stock” (indicating “treasure hunting” shopping).

Bok is a subsidiary of Bookoff, which operates more than 800 preloved goods stores in Japan – purchasing more than 400 million items from customers every year for resale.

Each JJJ Superstore stocks around 200,000 SKU under a wide range of categories, including its latest range of traditional Japanese kimonos.

The firm plans to open JJJ Superstores all over Malaysia.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What kind of items does JJJ Superstore sell?

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JJJ Superstore sells pre-loved goods imported from Japan. These include a wide range of categories, with each store stocking around 200,000 SKUs, including traditional Japanese kimonos.

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How does JJJ Superstore categorise its products?

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Products are categorised in three ways: "Preloved in Japan" for good quality items, "Hargagiler" for very low-priced goods, and "Large Stock" to suggest a treasure hunting experience.

Q.

What is the relationship between Bok Marketing and Bookoff?

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Bok Marketing, which operates JJJ Superstore, is a subsidiary of Bookoff. Bookoff runs over 800 pre-loved goods stores in Japan, purchasing more than 400 million items annually for resale.

Q.

Does Bok Marketing intend to expand its JJJ Superstore chain further?

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Yes, the firm plans to open more JJJ Superstores across Malaysia. The new M3 Shopping Mall location is already its fourth store.

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