日本にほんの百貨店ひゃっかてん、年始ねんしセールの新あたらしい動うごき

Recently, changes have been seen in New Year sales at large shopping malls in Japan.

Previously, many shopping centers used to open from January 1st, but now more and more stores are starting business from January 2nd or 3rd.

This is because there is a growing movement to change to work styles that are more suitable for workers.

For example, at Sogo Yokohama in Yokohama City, many people visited from the morning of January 2nd.

Customers started lining up around 4 a.m., and about 10,000 people entered the store within just 30 minutes of opening.

As you can see, despite the delayed opening, many people are coming to shop.

During this year’s sale period, consumer behavior is also changing.

Because prices are soaring, people are considering not just the price but also the true value of products when shopping.

Fukubukuro are not simply assortments of products; items that provide a special experience are also extremely popular.

For example, there are rights to choose the color of the lights on the Yokohama Marine Tower, and hotel accommodation packages with afternoon tea included.

Furthermore, many shopping centers offer low-priced products.

According to the commercial facility, by not operating on New Years Day, employees find it easier to work and their motivation to work increases.