Swedish casual retailer H&M to open outlet in Kyoto

Swedish casual retailer H&M to open outlet in Kyoto

OSAKA, Japan - Christine Edman, president of Swedish casual wear retailer Hennes & Mauritz Japan, poses with a shopping bag at the company's outlet in Kyoto on Nov. 27, 20145, two days before the opening of the 3,400-square-meter shop. H&M KYOTO, the 46th and the largest H&M shop in Japan, aims to attract domestic and foreign tourists as well as local shoppers. (Kyodo)

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