Location Of Shanghai'S Asian Market Has Become The Focus Of Development.

< p > the new location of UNIQLO is located in Shanghai, with a total area of 6600 square meters.

About three years ago, UNIQLO opened a global flagship store in Shanghai, which is located in Nanjing West Road, the main commercial street of Shanghai. It has been booming since its opening in May 2010. Even in September last year, Shanghai launched an anti Japanese protest march.

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"We want to have the biggest flagship store in the world in Shanghai for a long time," said Pan Ning, managing director of P Fast, China Retailing.

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In P 2002, UNIQLO opened its first store in China. As of March this year, there were 189 retail outlets in mainland China.

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P, a fast retailing company, said: "Asia, especially China, is the center of global economic growth.

We believe that becoming China's number one means becoming the first in the world.

We will continue to focus our energies on the Asian market.

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< p > Shanghai new store will be opened in the busy Huaihai Middle Road commercial street. Its scale is expected to exceed the Tokyo store in Tokyo.

The latter is UNIQLO's largest store in the world.

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< p > for some foreign retailers, Shanghai has always been a difficult market.

The new store site of UNIQLO is not far from the magnificent building of Media Market Huaihai Middle Road store.

But the latter is closing down because metro, a parent retailer, decided to close all stores in China in January of this year in Metro.

A new flagship store, Barbie, was opened near the new store site of UNIQLO. It started a great sensation in 2009 when it opened in 2009, but it was closed two years later.

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According to retail analysts, the Japanese ancestry of UNIQLO is not a big problem, although the territorial dispute between China and Japan has not subsided, and has evolved into violence in several cities in China last September. P

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"Many Chinese consumers do not even know that UNIQLO is a Japanese brand," said Lei Xiaoshan (Shaun Rein) of P China Market Research, Shanghai.

They just like UNIQLO products.

In general, unless the situation worsens, the Chinese will still buy Japanese products.

During the Anti Japanese parade, I saw a family standing at the gate of UNIQLO to discuss whether to go in: the husband said that UNIQLO was a Japanese brand, and the wife thought it was not. Grandma said directly, "let's go in and have a look."

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