H&M opens flagship store in Tokyo's Shibuya

H&M opens flagship store in Tokyo's Shibuya

TOKYO, Japan - Shoppers enter a flagship store of Swedish fashion chain H&M Hennes & Mauritz AB in Tokyo's Shibuya, one of Japan's fashion centers particularly for young people, on Sept. 19, 2009. It opened near the Shibuya 109 Building, which houses many clothing shops popular with young women.

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