Store introduction is the basis, some products are sold on Rakuten Global LAOX
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2025 9:16 am
Looking at the LAOX website, it mainly contains access information for stores nationwide, targeted at foreign visitors to Japan.
It is a multilingual site, and gives the impression that it is aimed at Asian countries. As
I wandered around the site, I found that some products were listed, and there was a link to Rakuten Global, so that you can order directly online.
Takeya is full of foreigners on weekends
This site only introduces actual stores, and does not utilize the Internet for e-commerce or other purposes. However, it does a good job of directing foreign tourists to the stores.
I am a frequent visitor to Takeya, and in the past I have been to the brand hall on weekends, where most of the visitors were foreigners, especially the Chinese. They
come to Japan and do a ton of shopping at Takeya lebanon mobile phone numbers database buying luxury watches and jewelry. In some cases, the bill reaches three figures. Watches cost 400,000 yen, home appliances 100,000 yen, food 50,000 yen, consumables and cosmetics 200,000 yen... buying sprees like this are commonplace.
The online site currently mainly provides access information to the store. The physical store has a comprehensive multilingual catalog and provides attentive customer service to tourists.
Blooms makes good use of inbound e-commerce
Blooms is an example of a company that is using Live Commerce to effectively utilize inbound e-commerce.
First, they use social media such as Weibo and Facebook to attract foreign visitors to Japan to their physical stores, and offer special benefits for visiting the stores. For example, they offer special benefits that are unique to Japan, such as the ability to try on kimonos. These are all new experiences for foreigners, so they make good use of these special benefits to attract them to their physical stores.
It is a multilingual site, and gives the impression that it is aimed at Asian countries. As
I wandered around the site, I found that some products were listed, and there was a link to Rakuten Global, so that you can order directly online.
Takeya is full of foreigners on weekends
This site only introduces actual stores, and does not utilize the Internet for e-commerce or other purposes. However, it does a good job of directing foreign tourists to the stores.
I am a frequent visitor to Takeya, and in the past I have been to the brand hall on weekends, where most of the visitors were foreigners, especially the Chinese. They
come to Japan and do a ton of shopping at Takeya lebanon mobile phone numbers database buying luxury watches and jewelry. In some cases, the bill reaches three figures. Watches cost 400,000 yen, home appliances 100,000 yen, food 50,000 yen, consumables and cosmetics 200,000 yen... buying sprees like this are commonplace.
The online site currently mainly provides access information to the store. The physical store has a comprehensive multilingual catalog and provides attentive customer service to tourists.
Blooms makes good use of inbound e-commerce
Blooms is an example of a company that is using Live Commerce to effectively utilize inbound e-commerce.
First, they use social media such as Weibo and Facebook to attract foreign visitors to Japan to their physical stores, and offer special benefits for visiting the stores. For example, they offer special benefits that are unique to Japan, such as the ability to try on kimonos. These are all new experiences for foreigners, so they make good use of these special benefits to attract them to their physical stores.