1st Uniqlo shop in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand - People shop at the first Uniqlo casual clothing shop in Thailand on Sept. 9, 2011, in Bangkok. It is the largest Uniqlo store, operated by Fast Retailing Co. of Japan, in Southeast Asia.

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