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Japanese anti-brand retailer Muji will open a new global concept store in Tokyo’s Ginza district next April. Besides a seven-storey Muji Ginza retail store, the company will open a Muji Hotel, a gallery and community space and a Muji-branded Diner on the…
Muji Thailand has opened another store in Bangkok, its second in little more than a month. On Wednesday, Muji opened its doors in the Siam Discovery shopping centre. Yuki Yamamoto, director and GM of Muji’s parent Ryohin Keikaku Co and Naratipe Ruttapradid,…
Specialty retailer SSI Group has signed a JV agreement with Japan’s Ryohin Keikaku in a bid to boost the Muji household supplies brand in the Philippines. SSI Group’s board of directors has approved the JV between its wholly owned subsidiary Stores…
Japanese retailer Muji is expected to end its latest quarter with a 10 per cent year-on-year rise in group operating profit to about 10.5 billion yen (US$95.5 million), a record for the period. Sales for the parent company, Ryohin Keikaku, will probably have…
Muji India is about to become the first Japanese retailer to open stores in the nation. One is planned for Mumbai, the commercial capital, and another in Bangalore, the hub of the IT industry. This follows the forming of a joint venture by Muji owner Ryohin…
A new Muji Singapore flagship store is planned – but the Japanese lifestyle brand is coy about the opening date. Featuring an expanded array of lifestyle concepts, the new store will measure about 3300 sqm, according to the chairman of Muji’s parent company…
Nike, Adidas and Muji are among eight global companies seeking single brand retailing approval from the Indian government. According to a report in The Indian Express the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) has received eight applications…
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