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Kyojin Hyakkaten

This is a marketplace for several goods.

This is a website side project I call Kyojin Hyakkaten.  It's a storeplace that sells goods (specifically Asian products) to the doorstep.

the Problem
The problem that is addressed is there should be more more variety within marketplaces dedicated to Asian goods. It will consist of Japanese, Korean, and other Asian countries in one package. This description will be a lengthy section, making this pop out. One product it will sell is a Lucky Cat toy known as Mr. Nyan. This way, the number of products will vary when managing the amount of how is there that the marketplace offers. It will also contain many features on the site, like interactive products showing off the prices.

the Solution 
A solution for this specific demand is to give consumers what they want. Like if there's a cool T-shirt of a band from Japan, they'll order it. If there's any merchandise of a big brand out on the store that consumers are interested in, they'll buy it. If this appeals to a demographic like young guys, they would buy the product. The rewards system and a few special rewards are available if people sign up for the service. The rewards would consist of special prizes like a katana. This incentive would be something special if you know Asian culture to buy one of the items in the marketplace. It somehow makes sense if you get those rewards.

What is the meaning of Kyojin Hyakkaten?
This name if you translate it directly from Japanese, I think you'll get "Giant" or "Colossal" for Kyojin, and "Market" for Hyakkaten. I think that's what's the meaning behind the name to begin with.

Pocky Boxes!

Pocky Boxes are special orders made from none other than the Pocky company itself. These boxes are exactly what they contain: Boxes containing what number of Pocky sticks are in the packaging.

Kyojin Hyakkaten Pocky Advert.jpg

Mr. Nyan the Lucky Cat

Kyojin Hyakkaten Flyer Mr Nyan.jpg

The Special Banner

Special Rewards

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The adverts about the store.

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