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Jewellery
Japan is the third largest jewellery market in the world. With a large customer base willing to spend much on precious objects, the Japanese jewellery market is thriving once again. The recent years are marked by strong growth rates in the luxury sector in general, with inbound tourism contributing to the success of domestic retailers. Ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the number of luxury-loving tourists is expected to increase dramatically, and companies are preparing for a rapid growth in the near future.
EU-Japan Centre Opportunities for European SMEs on the Japanese Jewellery Market, 2018
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Market Trends
- Limits to Trade
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