Japan’s Miki House open first store in Viet Nam

Senda Hiroshi, international business manager at Miki House, says the Japanese brand is popular among Viet Nam’s high-income earners.

People shop for goods at Miki House. — VNA/VNS Photo My Phuong

Miki House, a Japanese children’s clothing and product company, opened its first store in Viet Nam on Tuesday.

The store is located at the Akuruhi trade centre in HCM City's District 1.

Senda Hiroshi, international business manager at Miki House, said the Japanese brand was popular among Viet Nam’s high-income earners.

After five years of exploring partners in Viet Nam, Miki House had decided to join this market, he added.

The company selected Vi Bien-Akuhushi as its partner because this company had 20 years of experience in selling Japanese products with a large number of Japanese and Vietnamese customers, he explained.

Besides, through co-operation with Akuruhi as an exclusive distributor in Viet Nam, Miki House hoped to become a shopping destination for both Vietnamese and foreign customers.

Miki House is planning to open more two stores in HCM City and expand its chain in Ha Noi and Da Nang. — VNS

 

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