Beijing MUJI sues Japan MUJI again. Which country is MUJI a brand from?

I heard that Beijing MUJI has sued Japan MUJI again. What is going on? Which country is MUJI from?

Beijing Cotton Field Textile Co., Ltd. is once again in court with MUJI Japan because the statement issued by MUJI Japan is suspected of commercial defamation and unfair competition. On April 25, the Chaoyang District People's Court of Beijing heard the case online. This case is actually a continuation of the trademark dispute between the two parties.

In the previous trademark dispute case, the defendant, Japan MUJI, lost the case and had to stop infringing on the exclusive rights of Beijing Cotton Field Company and Beijing MUJI's registered trademarks, and issue a statement to eliminate the impact of the infringement. However, in the statement, the defendant used the term "preemptive registration". Whether the term "preemptive registration" has the connotation of commercial defamation has also become one of the points of dispute between the two parties. Cui Shulei, a judge of the Intellectual Property Tribunal of the Chaoyang District People's Court of Beijing, pointed out that whether Japan MUJI constitutes commercial defamation of Beijing Cotton Field Company mainly depends on the definition of commercial defamation in the Anti-Unfair Competition Law. The case was not pronounced in court.

MUJI is a Japanese brand. MUJI is a Japanese grocery brand. In Japanese, it means good products without brand logos. Its product categories are mainly daily necessities. Its products focus on simplicity, simplicity, environmental protection, and people-oriented concepts. There are no brand logos on the packaging and product design.

MUJI is a Japanese grocery brand whose main product categories are daily necessities. MUJI is not a Chinese brand, but it has 200 stores in China.

MUJI's products are mainly daily necessities. The products focus on simplicity, simplicity, environmental protection, and people-oriented concepts, and there is no brand logo on the packaging and product design. The product categories range from pencils, notebooks, food to basic kitchen utensils. Recently, it has also begun to enter the housing construction, flower shops, coffee shops and other industries.

MUJI was founded in 1980. It is a PB brand developed by Seiyu Co., Ltd. It is a Japanese grocery retail brand founded by Seiji Tsutsumi and Ikko Tanaka. It is now the largest Life Style Store in Japan. MUJI means good products without brand logos in Japanese. Its products focus on simplicity, simplicity, environmental protection and people-oriented concepts. Its product categories range from pencils, notebooks, food to basic kitchen utensils.

One of the biggest features of MUJI is its minimalism. Apart from the store signs and the logo on the paper bags, it is difficult for customers to find the brand mark on all MUJI products. In MUJI stores, apart from the red "MUJI" box, customers can hardly see any bright colors. The main colors of most products are white, beige, blue or black. In Japan, in addition to stores in shopping malls, it also has roadside stores, and the single-family houses on the street are MUJI stores. There is a store in the subway station called "MUJI KIOSK" (Kiosk means a small newsstand or a small store), which is said to be designed specifically for office workers and students. At this point, everyone should know what level MUJI belongs to in Japan. However, MUJI's product design is unique and has opened up a new minimalist fashion style.

There are three levels of traditional Japanese aesthetic culture: one is nothing, the second is eternal simplicity, the unity of function and form, and the third is to express ideas through objects. One of the reasons for the success of MUJI is that it has not abandoned Japan's traditional culture, but has used it as a new growth point in contemporary culture. You don't have to worry too much about what level MUJI belongs to in Japan. As long as you like its product design, that's the most important thing.