Samsung Galaxy flagship store to open in Tokyo

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Smartphone brand Samsung has opened a new Galaxy flagship in Tokyo.
The six-level location is the largest Galaxy showcase store worldwide, and features a front facade decorated with more than 1000 smartphones, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the product line.
The store will offer a range of phones and wearable devices, as well as offer repair services.
The opening coincides with Japan’s 500-day countdown to the 2020 Olympic Games. Samsung is an Olympic Partner in wireless communications equipment. The firm is seeking a stronger market share in anticipation of impending 5G network rollout across the country.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the key feature of the new Samsung Galaxy store in Tokyo?
What is the key feature of the new Samsung Galaxy store in Tokyo?
The new store is the largest Galaxy show worldwide, spanning six levels. Its front facade is uniquely decorated with over 1000 smartphones, marking the product line's 10th anniversary.
Q.What services and products will the new flagship store offer customers?
What services and products will the new flagship store offer customers?
The store will provide customers with a variety of phones and wearable devices to purchase. Also, it will offer repair services for these products, catering to existing and new customers.
Q.What strategic timing was chosen for the store's opening in Tokyo?
What strategic timing was chosen for the store's opening in Tokyo?
The opening was timed to coincide with Japan's 500-day countdown to the 2020 Olympic Games. Samsung is a wireless communications equipment partner for the Olympics.
Q.Why is Samsung particularly interested in strengthening its market presence in Japan now?
Why is Samsung particularly interested in strengthening its market presence in Japan now?
Samsung aims to achieve a stronger market share in Japan ahead of the impending rollout of 5G network technology across the country. This strategic move anticipates future growth.
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