The decade-long milestone in Ho Chi Minh City marks a significant period for Takashimaya, serving as both a moment for reflection and a launchpad for future endeavors, according to a company representative. This anniversary aims to spread the message "Shaping the future".
To thank consumers and celebrate this anniversary, the shopping space and photo-op corners will adopt a new look, inspired by rose motifs and bamboo weaving art. The Rose-chan doll exhibition, Takashimaya's symbol of luck and prosperity, offers a memorable experience for families and young enthusiasts of Japanese culture.
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The check-in corner at the entrance and the Rose-chan doll exhibition area, symbols of luck and prosperity for the department store. *Photo: Takashimaya* |
A key highlight of the anniversary month is an art and fashion exhibition, running from 30/7 to 2/8. This exhibition offers visitors the chance to admire and learn about ao dai designs by designer Le Thanh Hoa, and handmade Comay bags by designer Tran Doan Hung.
Attendees can also participate in a variety of interactive, creative workshops, including: mosaic making, paper fan decorating, creating air-dry clay coasters, and designing personal seals.
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The "Shaping the future" message displayed during the anniversary month. *Photo: Takashimaya* |
Since its inception, the department store has championed the spirit of Omotenashi, a Japanese cultural art of hospitality. "This philosophy of 'serving with all our heart' elevates the shopping experience and has become a distinctive feature, allowing Takashimaya to make a lasting impression on customers," stated the representative.
The company also prioritizes a carefully curated selection of renowned brands. This ensures consumers have access to diverse offerings, including: fashion, cosmetics, perfumes, household goods, and cuisine.
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The department store's new look celebrating its 10th anniversary. *Photo: Takashimaya* |
The company proactively embraces trends, continuously innovating its space to create a multi-experience destination for all ages. Young people can find dating and photo-op spots, while families can enjoy quality bonding time on weekends.
Looking ahead, the company plans to accelerate innovation, focusing on creating "sophisticated shopping spaces and elevating services". As part of its sustainable development strategy in Vietnam, Takashimaya department store will also expand to the Hanoi market soon.
Hieu Chau
