Ainz & Tulpe offers unique urban approach to beauty retail

Published: 30-Aug-2016
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The Japanese drugstore retailer stands out from the crowd with an emphasis on beauty and lifestyle trends

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Drugstore chain Ainz & Tulpe belongs to pharmacy group Ain Pharmaciez, the market leader in the dispensing pharmacy sector in Japan. In 2002, Ainz expanded into the beauty retail business and opened its first Ainz & Tulpe store.

Today there are 57 Ainz & Tulpe stores across Japan. Ainz & Tulpe is very much an urban drugstore chain with a target audience of women aged 20+.

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