Nitori, a home-furnishings retailer from Japan is set to open its first in Vietnam’s Binh Duong province, in winter of this year, Japan Today is reporting. Vietnam has become popular among Japanese retailers keen to tap into Vietnam’s rapidly expanding middle-class. Other big Japanese retailers with a presence in Vietnam include Muji and Uniqlo.
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