A Tokyo secondhand shop shows design's opportunity to tap into resale retail
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Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 5-chōme−7−６ 大黒屋ビルヂング 2F
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Brand
Construction
Set Up Co.
Lighting Plan
Hibiki Inc.
The sleek Ginza store of Japanese secondhand fashion label Rinkan highlights the need to diversify the look of resale retail interiors as the market expands.
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Kenta Nagai Stu
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