Echigoya

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Echigoya was a pioneering Edo-period dry-goods store in Japan that evolved into what is now the Mitsukoshi department store chain.

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instanceOf Edo-period merchant house
dry-goods store
predecessor company
associatedWith Mitsui group NERFINISHED
businessModel cash sales at fixed prices
businessType kimono shop
category Defunct companies of Japan
History of retail in Japan
Mitsui Group history
contrastWith credit-based wholesale to daimyo
country Japan
era Edo period NERFINISHED
evolvedInto Mitsukoshi department store NERFINISHED
foundedBy Mitsui Takatoshi NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Nihonbashi Honcho, Edo NERFINISHED
historicalRole pioneer of modern department store practices in Japan
historicalSignificance early adopter of modern retail pricing in Japan
inception 1673
industry dry goods retail
textile retail
languageOfName Japanese
location Edo NERFINISHED
Nihonbashi NERFINISHED
nameMeaning store of Echigo
notableFor cash-only sales system
fixed-price sales
over-the-counter retail to commoners
operatedBy Mitsui family NERFINISHED
owner Mitsui family NERFINISHED
parentOrganization Mitsui family business
partOf Mitsui zaibatsu origins
predecessorOf Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi main store NERFINISHED
product kimono fabrics
textiles
region Kanto region NERFINISHED
salesMethod direct shopfront sales
servedClass samurai
townspeople
successor Mitsukoshi NERFINISHED
tradingArea Edo NERFINISHED
Kyoto NERFINISHED
Osaka NERFINISHED

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