A businessman in a suit was walking in front of the glass wall of Hermes in Ginza

Businessman walking in front of glassed wall — Businessman walking in front of glass wall

Ginza was bustling as usual. Since this is, as is well known, the most fashionable area in Tokyo, many luxury brands have their flagship stores in Japan. Since the rapid growth of the Chinese economy, tourists from mainland China have become a common sight in Ginza.

They have money like Japanese people during the bubble era, and they are buying luxury brand goods in Ginza. Why don't they buy them in their own country? Brands like the ones in Ginza must have stores in China's coastal cities. Perhaps it is cheaper to buy overseas due to high tariffs. I am not sure, but in any case, they certainly contribute to the Japanese economy.

While I was wandering around, I came to a luxury brand store. The walls are made of glass, and the exterior is full of a sense of luxury. It looked like I could see what was going on inside, but I couldn't. I could only vaguely make out the shadows of people moving about. It was a kind of "glimmering. As I was doing so, a businessman crossed the street in front of me.

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