Introducing Japanese culture -Tokyo pop culture- 100Yen Shop
日本の文化を英語で紹介 〜TOKYOポップカルチャー〜「100円ショップ」
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Introducing Japanese culture -Tokyo pop culture- 100Yen Shop
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100 yen shops are shops in which all the products, such as foodstuffs and daily goods, are 100 yen.
食品や日用品など、店内の商品が100円均一で揃う100円ショップ。
昭和初期、有名デパートの髙島屋がチェーン展開した「十銭ストア」が、言わばその先駆けといわれています。
その後、1960年代にデパートやスーパーの催事で「100円コーナー」が誕生し、1985年に「100円ショップ」と名づけられた専門店が愛知県にオープンしました。
そして、1990年代初頭のバブル崩壊により不景気となった日本では、100円ショップが急増。
いまではダイソーやキャンドゥなどの大手チェーン店をはじめ、日本の100円ショップの数は6000店以上といわれます。
日本の100円ショップは商品のクオリティが高く、種類も豊富なことで知られています。
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