Loft is a giant of Japanese retailing. Owned by the Seibu Group, Loft stores are aimed at young homeowners and avid hobbyists.Loft stores can be found throughout Japan in many large department stores and stock a wide variety of home and garden items... ...full story at Japan Visitor
from Japan Visitor on Sat, Sep 27 2008
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| 25 Apr 07 |
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toe @ the loft - "tremolo + delay" »
YouTube video this is the hyped toe playing their song "tremolo + delay" at the loft in tokyo, japan.
i don't know why the hell the sound went out of sync. youtube isn't the same anymore... |
| 26 Oct 08 |
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Tokyu Hands » Japan Visitor 東急ハンズTokyu Hands, like its nearest competitors Loft and Muji, is a Japanese megastore of huge contemporary popularity and influence in the Japanese retail market.Tokyu Hands stores often take up a number of floors in large Japanese department... |
| 03 Mar 08 |
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Loft to improve treatment of part-time workers » Japan Today Loft Co, a seller of household goods, will improve its treatment of part-time workers by extending their contracts indefinitely if they so desire, company sources said Monday. The company, affiliated with Millennium Retailing Inc, which owns major... |
| 03 Mar 08 |
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Loft offers to extend part-timers' contracts indefinitely » Japan Times Household goods retailer Loft Co. will improve its treatment of part-time workers by extending their contracts indefinitely if they so desire, company sources said Monday. Read the full story . . . |
| 26 Aug 07 |
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inconvenient convenience stores » Englishman in Osaka There was a time in Japan when convenience stores were highly convenient.However, in recent months it seems that many stores have decided to forego the sale of traditional items like milk and magazines, in favour of less likely products such as oxygen... |
| 18 Apr 08 |
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Business › Seibu department store to refurbish flagship Ikebukuro outlet » Japan Today Seibu Department Stores Ltd, a unit of Millennium Retailing, said Friday it will spend 30 billion yen to refurbish its flagship outlet in Tokyo's Ikebukuro… |
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