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MUJI Announces NYC Location in SoHo


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Published Sep 6, 2007

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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Remember this March when we told you about MUJI opening up a location in the new New York Times building? Well apparently that location is delayed, because Japanese retailer MUJI is telling us that their first United States location will be at 455 Broadway in SoHo. The new space will be about 3,200 square feet and will open in November.

People that are unhappy with just shopping for their plain-looking products at their MoMA store locations can rejoice. The new location will carry over 2,000 items including around 570 stationery items, 40 types of furniture, 590 housewares items, 30 electric appliances, and 330 apparel items amongst other things.

MUJI, which was originally known as Mujirushi Ryohin, means "no brand quality goods."

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