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“MUJI; Selling branded anonymity” - A study in domestic and international brand identity

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posted on 2024-04-17, 14:04 authored by Elizabeth Chambers

This thesis investigates the Japanese brand MUJI and its approach to a 'non branded' corporate identity. By dissecting MUJI's use of Japanese culture and traditionalism, with specific regards to customs and aesthetic values, it aims to expose how a brand that uses little to no advertising has built a successful corporate image in both the east and west. Furthermore, through a critical analysis of their products, design, and ethos, it will decipher how truly successful and impactful a company of this nature can be in both international and domestic markets.

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Research Area

  • Visual Communication Design

Faculty

  • Faculty of Film, Art & Creative Technology

Thesis Type

  • Undergraduate Dissertation

Supervisor

Dr Linda King

Submission date

2022

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Institute of Art, Design & Technology

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