TOKYO -- In a country known for impeccable manners and minimalist design, Japan's Don Quijote discount retailer is the rebel, the noisy neighbor, the ugly duckling. In an era of smartphones and one-click shopping, it is proof that bricks-and-mortar is not dead.
A shopper walks through a forest of socks and myriad other products at the Mega Don Quijote store in Tokyo's Shibuya district. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi)
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