Bic Camera Inc (株式会社ビックカメラ, Kabushiki-gaisha Bic Camera) is a consumer electronics retailer chain in Japan. Currently, it has 39 stores in Japan. It has a 15% stake in Best Denki and a wholly owned subsidiary, Sofmap. The largest store is the Yurakucho Honkan store and sells a wide selection of toys, videos, computers, laptops, cameras and audio equipment, including high-end items. It also has restaurants on the 6th and 7th floors.
In most B2C cases, Japanese consumers don't negotiate prices and most shop clerks don't have the power to lower them, but in some situations we do! When we go buy electronic appliances, PC's, tablets, etc. at some mass merchandise stores/outlets such as Yamada Denki (LABI), BIC Camera, Yodobash…(348 words)
maxnino
Well, to be honest, I've been in Japan some 25 years and never negotiated a price. Well, maybe okay, at the electronics store in Akihabara or when buying real estate. I've noticed a big hint that negotiating is possible is when the clerk pulls out a calculator. So, if you sort of hesitate in front …(179 words)
There are various types (size and material) of beauty rollers to massage and stimulate your skin in Japan but my best recommendation is this one; Refa CARAT.You can use the roller all over your body from face to toe, and even in the bath!This one is larger compared to other products so it's b…(93 words)
Akko
Yes, Japan has vending machines. Japan has the highest concentration of vending machines per person anywhere in the world. Supposedly there are approximately 1 vending machine for every 23 people. I don't know if this number is true or not, but you certainly won't go far, whether in the big city…(273 words)
Kevin