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What the Lockdown Means for China’s Travel Plans
Chinese tourists’ plans have changed since the pandemic. Jing Daily looks at what Dragon Trail Research’s latest report means for luxury. Read MoreLuxury Brands Need a Proactive Plan to Navigate China’s Cancel Culture
China’s cancel culture stands out for its nationalistic and moralistic bent, with most “cancellations” reserved for brands that fail to toe the Party line. Read MoreIs China Following the Same Luxury Consumption Pattern as Japan?
China’s consumption patterns are similar to Japan’s in the 1980s. But with Japan’s luxury lust cooling, what does that mean for China's future? Read MoreJapanese Luxury Resale Platforms Partner With Alibaba In China
Although perceptions of pre-owned luxury are changing, China has a long way to go before secondhand luxury becomes mainstream like it has in Japan. Read MoreStreet Art Pioneer Eric Haze on Collaboration, Creativity, and China
Jing Daily recently caught up Eric Haze to discuss brand collaborations, his growing presence in China, upcoming projects, and much more. Read MoreWith Shoppers Unable to Travel, Burberry Brings the (Virtual) Store to Them
The virtual replica of Burberry's Ginza flagship in Tokyo gives fans of the label a chance to digitally browse and buy the company’s spring 2021 collection. Read MoreWhy Rakuten’s Tencent Tie Up Is a Game Changer for Content Commerce
Greater access to China through content commerce hints at how Rakuten's relationship with Tencent may succeed where a previous partnership with Baidu did not. Read MoreE-Commerce Livestreaming Hits the Global Mainstream
Livestreaming has become big business in China in recent years, as platforms and brands alike have seized the opportunity to reach consumers and nudge them along the path to seamless… Read MoreWill Japan Join The TikTok Ban Club?
A group of Japanese lawmakers seeks to ban TikTok. Why might inflict more disturbance than recent threats from the US and ban from India? Read MoreHealthcare, China’s Must-Have Overseas Luxury
Many of today’s younger high-net-worth Chinese consumers are shifting their priorities from ‘ownership’ to ‘access’ and are investing in quality healthcare. Read More