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Their goal is a newly affluent Chinese consumers. Convenience stores and Uniqlo (Uniqlo) and other clothing stores rapidly expanding in China. Tokyo architect often work in China Shiina friends and just recently returned to Japan from Shanghai, where he was responsible for a discount shoe retailer to design its first branch in Shanghai. 'These are cheap consumer goods,' he said:. 'Now this is the kind of active' Another area of ​​Chinese spending power is concentrated in Ginza, Tokyo and other Japanese business district. There, the standard configuration is additional Chinese tour tourists prepare an empty suitcase to fill their buy designer clothes, handbags and electronic products. Japan's surge in Chinese tourists, there are 380 million influx in the first nine months of last year, more than double the same period. Their spending habits also spawned a new vocabulary in Japanese - 'explosive Buy' (bakugai). Dong Changyuan is electronics chain Tesco Shi (Laox), one of several employees in China in September this year for its new Ginza store hired. The company a total of twenty or thirty Chinese employees to help visitors find their desired air purifier, heated toilet seat, or high-grade rice cooker. 'Some people buy a four,' to bring home friends and relatives, Dong Changyuan said. He also said that despite China's economic growth is slowing, weakening the yen against the Chinese consumer is still a big attraction. A recent afternoon, in a small shoe store in Ginza, about 15 Chinese tourists are visiting the store's merchandise. Store manager Kazuhiro Kawashima (Kazuhiro Kawashima, sound), said the number of Chinese consumers is still not low, but a few months decreased their buy things than before. 'They used to buy anything, completely burst buy now more selective,' he said. He estimated that the per capita consumption of Chinese tourists fell by about 5,000 yen (about 260 yuan). Retail and tourism growth is insufficient to fill the vacancy left by the decline of heavy industry business. The Government of Japan's trade data showed Japan's total exports to China in September fell 3.5%, is attached to the second month of decline. In the steel, auto parts and industrial machinery industries, the decline is even greater. It includes a camera and office equipment maker Canon included, several large Japanese