Japan's Uniqlo, Asahi and Lexus brands profit from warmer ties with South Korea

Several Japanese brands have seen a surge in sales in South Korea, following a shift in political ties. Relations sank to new lows in 2019 after Tokyo placed export controls on Seoul’s semiconductor sector, leading to a boycott of Japanese goods.
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Japan's Uniqlo, Asahi and Lexus brands profit from warmer ties with South Korea

Japan's Uniqlo, Asahi and Lexus brands profit from warmer ties with South Korea

NTC Volcano + more stuff - Ged Carroll

NTC Volcano + more stuff - Ged Carroll

Japan's Uniqlo, Asahi and Lexus brands profit from warmer ties with South Korea

NTC Volcano + more stuff - Ged Carroll

Japan's Uniqlo, Asahi and Lexus brands profit from warmer ties with South Korea

Japan's Uniqlo, Asahi and Lexus brands profit from warmer ties with South Korea