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| Universal Music Store Harajuku |
Universal Music Japan (UMJ), a division of Universal Music Group (UMG), the world leader in music-based entertainment, today announced the grand opening of a concept retail store dedicated to supporting music super-fans. The four-floor superstore opened to the public last Friday, October 20, 2023, in the heart of Harajuku, Tokyo - one of the world’s most recognizable destinations for fashion, culture, and fandom.
The UNIVERSAL MUSIC STORE HARAJUKU is located on Takeshita Street in Harajuku and will serve as a hub for UMG artists and fans from around the world to connect offline. Spanning four curated floors, the store will feature dedicated fan experiences, product launches, and retail pop-up shops. It will also offer a platform for artists to express their creative vision and share this with their fans through exciting, original, and bespoke programs of activity.
Launched inside is the RS NO.9 HARAJUKU flagship store, a brand born from the ‘RS No.9’ store in London, now opening its second global location. In 2020, ‘RS No.9 Carnaby’ opened a street-level store on London's Carnaby Street, gaining widespread attention from fans of The Rolling Stones worldwide for its apparel, merchandise, and exclusive collaborations, both in-store and online. The new store features the globally recognized "Lips and Tongue" logo of the Rolling Stones and offers a wide range of unique items on display and for sale. "RS NO.9 HARAJUKU" also offers exclusive original Japanese only-merchandise and products, with the opening alongside the release of Hackney Diamonds, The Rolling Stones's first new studio album in 18 years, which was also released today.
For more information. http://rsno9.jp/
UNIVERSAL MUSIC STORE HARAJUKU
Address: 1-20-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan | Google Map
Access: 3-minute walk from Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line, 5-minute walk from JR: Harajuku station
Tokyo Metro: Meiji Jingumae Station/ Chiyoda Line Fukutoshin Line
Operating Hours: 11:00 -20:00
*Images credits to Universal Music Japan
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