New Shinsaibashi Parco building to house H&M

New Shinsaibashi Parco building to house H&M

OSAKA, Japan - Photo shows an image of a new five-floor building occupied entirely by H&M Hennes & Mauritz AB, a Swedish casual wear chain, to be built in Osaka. Commercial building operator Parco Co. said April 4, 2012, it will demolish the closed Shinsaibashi Parco building in the western Japanese city to make way for the new H&M store, which will be one of the chain's biggest in Japan, with around 3,000 square meters of sales floor space. (Kyodo)

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