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US luxury jeweller Hoorsenbuhs opens first overseas store in Japan

By Minjun ParkJapan
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Los Angeles-based fine jewelry and lifestyle brand Hoorsenbuhs opened its first overseas store at the Ginza Six mall in Tokyo, Japan on Friday, March 5th.

The 1,050 square foot space in Tokyo comes to life through the eyes of founder Robert Keith. For the store, Keith designed custom chairs, tables, lights, and jewelry cases featuring the brand’s signature tri-link chain motif. Artist Damien Hirst is among the brand’s most notable collectors and collaborators. Celebrity fans of the largely-unisex handmade jewelry collection include Brad Pitt, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Lenny Kravitz.

To celebrate the opening, the brand will offer exclusive, one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry, apparel, eyewear, and lifestyle goods at the new boutique.

“We’ve built a very strong and successful retail business in Japan, since our first partnership in 2011, including Ron Herman, Umeda Hankyu, and Isetan,” said Kether Parker, brand director. “The opening of our first Hoorsenbuhs store at G6 will be a destination for our extremely loyal customer base to discover and immerse themselves in all things Hoorsenbuhs.”

Questions & Answers

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Where is Hoorsenbuhs' first international store located?

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The store is located in Tokyo, Japan, specifically within the Ginza Six mall. It is Hoorsenbuhs' inaugural overseas location.

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What items are being offered exclusively at the new Tokyo store?

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To celebrate the opening, the brand will offer exclusive, one-of-a-kind pieces including jewelry, apparel, eyewear, and lifestyle goods.

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Which well-known individuals are associated with the Hoorsenbuhs brand?

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Artist Damien Hirst is a notable collector and collaborator. Celebrity fans include Brad Pitt, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Lenny Kravitz.

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How long has Hoorsenbuhs had a retail presence in Japan prior to this store opening?

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Hoorsenbuhs has had a strong retail business in Japan since its first partnership in 2011, working with stores like Ron Herman, Umeda Hankyu, and Isetan.

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