Japanese Loves LV
Louis Vuitton announced it will open its largest flagship in Asia in 2010. Located in the heart of Tokyo's upscale Ginza shopping district, it will be accomplished though LVJ Group KK, which imports and sells its products in Asia. The company intends to lease nearly one whole wing of a commercial building to be completed in Fall 2010. The building has four below-ground and 12 above-ground floors. LVJ Group's flagship store is likely to occupy floors one through 10, with the higher levels to be used for luxury dining. Louis Vuitton currently has two mega-stores in Ginza, located just a few blocks apart, for a total of 11 stores in Tokyo. Both the Namiki Dori and Matsya stores were both designed by architect Jun Aoki. SOURCE
Louis Vuitton announced it will open its largest flagship in Asia in 2010. Located in the heart of Tokyo's upscale Ginza shopping district, it will be accomplished though LVJ Group KK, which imports and sells its products in Asia. The company intends to lease nearly one whole wing of a commercial building to be completed in Fall 2010. The building has four below-ground and 12 above-ground floors. LVJ Group's flagship store is likely to occupy floors one through 10, with the higher levels to be used for luxury dining. Louis Vuitton currently has two mega-stores in Ginza, located just a few blocks apart, for a total of 11 stores in Tokyo. Both the Namiki Dori and Matsya stores were both designed by architect Jun Aoki. SOURCE
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