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Every year from March to April is Japan's cherry blossom season, which is also a peak travel period for Taiwanese tourists. To welcome the cherry blossom tourism wave and promote the beauty of Tokyo, the Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau has specially collaborated with Taiwan's MUJI to exhibit the "MUJI 10,000 shapes of TOKYO" special exhibition at the UNIQLO City store in Shinjuku Mitsui Building from 3/5 to 3/13!
The main visual of the special exhibition showcases the towering presence of Tokyo Tower. (Photo provided / MUJI Uniqlo)
The MUJI exhibition was created by a Japanese team over eight months, making extensive use of numerous MUJI products—from classic various PP boxes and label tools to a variety of stationery items. Using 180 product types, totaling 10,000 items as materials, it recreates famous Tokyo landmarks—Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Shibuya Station, and more.
Appreciating the Tokyo scenery crafted from stationery items up close offers a uniquely different experience. (Photo provided / MUJI Uniqlo)
Additionally, to present diverse light and shadow changes, ultrasonic fragrance sprayers, LED dual-use lamps, and LED lamp label tools were used to showcase the various faces of Tokyo during day and night. Interested visitors can go to the store for an actual experiential visit.
The MUJI exhibition is located at the UNIQLO City store of MUJI Uniqlo. (Photo provided / MUJI Uniqlo)
"MUJI 10,000 shapes of TOKYO" was specially held in two regions in Asia (Taipei) and North America (New York), aiming not only to continuously promote the positive lifestyle values of MUJI but also to showcase the brand’s diverse facets to Taiwanese consumers.
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MUJI 10,000 shapes of TOKYO
Exhibition Period: 2016/3/5–2016/3/13
(Sun–Thu 11:00–21:30; Fri–Sat 11:00–22:00)
Exhibition Venue: MUJI Uniqlo UNIQLO City Store
Exhibition Address: B2F, 8 Zhongxiao East Road Section 5, Taipei City
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