By TAKAYA KATADA/ Staff Writer
July 24, 2024 at 07:00 JST
An employee sits as she bags items for customers at Don Quijote’s Asakusa Branch in Tokyo on May 28. (Takaya Katada)
At least half the Don Quijote shopping experience is desperately needing to sit down after stumbling through the multi-floor maze. Imagine how the employees must feel. [Read More]
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