Failing Japanese shopping area using nostalgia to reclaim past glory ...Middle East

A once-bustling shopping district in the city of Gifu which boasts a 135-year history and inspired a hit song that defined its heyday will see the withdrawal of department store mega-chain Takashimaya Co. at the end of July. Photo taken on May 29, 2024, shows a banner in front of the Takashimaya department store in the Yanagase shopping district in Gifu, Gifu Prefecture, that reads: “Thank you for 47 years of patronage.” (Kyodo) Takashimaya’s departure from the Yanagase shopping arcade in the central Japan city is a portent of a more worrying trend sweeping the country, as commercial districts that have coexisted with major department stores lose customers amid Japan’s declining birthrat

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