Renovated Takashimaya store targets old-aged consumers

Renovated Takashimaya store targets old-aged consumers

TOKYO, Japan - Takashimaya Co.'s outlet in Tokyo's Shinjuku area reopened April 19 after undergoing complete renovation, with expectations that the major department store will attract more old-aged consumers now that baby boomers aged around 60 are retiring. Photo shows customers heading for their favorite corners.

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