We are Nepali bau aama-ka Products. Muji is Japanese Products

was doing internet search for howwork...saw this MUJI thing. Read garam na tatalko..haraf...ramaelo hudo raichha....!!!

was also wondering will if this company has to sell its products in NEPAL. What would be its MARKETING STRATEGY there? Business analysts any idea??



Ryohin Keikaku > What is MUJI?



"Lower priced for a reason."

This phrase encapsulates how we can provide our Muji products at lower prices. We
launched our Muji brand by designing and developing products that might almost be
regarded as substandard if based on traditional criteria, although they are, of course, actually of good quality. Through the careful selection of materials, streamlining manufacturing processes, and simplifying our packaging, we have continually introduced high quality Muji brand products onto the market, at lower than usual prices. Presently there are more than 5,000 items sold as Muji products. Muji's natural and simple design proposes rational lifestyles for today's world. Muji products - there is a reason why we can provide such good quality products at lower prices.

For for fun...visit the site. Courtesy: http://ryohin-keikaku.jp/eng/ryohin/

so how do we are taking about bau aama ko product and muji? i don't thinks there's any similarity between nepali bau aamako product and muji(japanese leading company for furnitures and interior )?

Have you been oxford circus, you will see big Muji cloth store there in LOndon. Biradar you got misunderstanding about muji company.

sajhabusaima bro she was talking about MUJI japanese company so i asked her about it. anyway haven't been to london yet. so no idea about what's in oxford circus

Hello Handsomes,

there is no comparison between between us and the Japanese products. I was trying make a point for class presentation how could CULTURAL DIVERSITY could play a role in global economy. In this case we take Muji in a different perspective back home. But, the same word has jus opposite meaning in other cultures. And inthis thread I was asking you people what would be the consequences of those products if that company expands it market in Nepal? But the answers have not posted yet. Lets see if some one provides better solutions for this problem. thanks boys anyway.

-BD

oh boy oh boy after long time somebody calling me a handsome wow!!! feels great biha gare pachi aaina hernai birseko thiye aajha gayera hernu parla thanks BHANGLI DAMINI
pssssssst my wife's a sleep :)

La Many,

Keti haru aauni bhanekai tai HANDSOME dekhera ta honi. I am using this Hansome in a broader sense here. Physically, as you are; mentallly, and more over economically, all ladies look that first. There goes a thoro investigation while selecting KETAs. If they satisfy then you get approval from KETI patti. Ani biye hunchha. Ho ki hoina, la bhanana, timro experience bata. Khai tha bhayena bhanchhau bhane, BELUKA TIMRI budhi LAI SODHA TA. If she smiles at your question. Sochha BHANGLI DAMINI was right.

aba LOVE paryo bhane ke garni ni bhane kura aauchha. Few end up in good marrige, but most of em ruined after wards. JAWANI, AAKCHHINA KO BHAWANA HO, it will be broken into pieces anyhow. One gets hurt. Most of the time KETA are the victims, BHAWAN-KO kura garda. KETIs know how to move forward in their life. So, anyway, nice taking with you. But, hey, dont worry in your case you are safe. You have a beatiful wife. Love her much as you can and build up the trust to each other. You will remain Handsome forever. Go for Karma (right actions).

-BD

kya bore mero budi le nepali nai bujhdaina kasari samjhaune nepali kura hyatterika maile tah malai handsome bhaneko bhanthanera danga yettro bhanera e kha bhayo. runai maan laghne k bhanne

bhangli_damini sanga chai bihe ko barema sallaha lina parla. tara dui tin barsa pachi bihe garchu, ani... je hos, timilai yesto kura haru kasari aucha? timro band baja baji-sakyo ki kasso?

anyways, i thought the muji thing was pretty funny. however, i am wondering how you are going to get away with having to define muji (the nepalese version) in class while keeping a straight face. sounds like a tough proposition to me...

lemme give you another example of cross-cultural differences that, in the absence of local knowledge can prove disastrous. consider the nepali (or south asian culture generally) sign that's used to ask someone if they want to eat. you know, when you have your thumb touching all your other fingers pointed upwards. well, it turns out that that same sign is used by the italians to say fuk you. so imagine some italian dude who goes to an indian restaurant, and the owner gestures to him saying "do you wanna eat?"

Very nice Jamil. GEE..RET ! nice example budy.

Ya, that is why companines, while assigning expratraites in foreign nations, held some sessions about the local culture & people. Tourists also get ideas of the cultures (local) before heading to those places. you know all these.

oh well. ya, I will be having difficulties to define Nepali verison of Muji in class. What do you say, advice me. If you have to do it, what would be the descent approach u think of ? I need it my Champion.

ya, aba aayo sambandha gasne kura, JATIAL chha yo kura. You can dump any questions you want. I will try my level best to answer them. you wondered if MY BAND BAJA rung. I prefer PANCHE BAJA or NAUMATI BAJA over BAND ONE. You tell me if I am gone or not? :)

- BD

OK, i would not go as far as providing a precise definition for muji, simply because there is no real benefit to providing a graphic definition. it may put off some people. just say that it's a derogatory term that carries the same level of vulgarity as asshol e or muthafuker (if you can say the last two. if you can't just say that it's a vulgar term). we know that this is not true, as some people lovingly call their friends muji, but there is no point wasting time going into the idiosyncracies. these khaires don't need to know and prolly dont care either.

i guess i prefer the panche baja too. but they are all musicians. since you are a damini, you must know some of them pretty well too, right? just kidding...

anyway, your talk can be interesting if you include a lot of examples. i have one more for you: when japanese folks go out to eat at restaurants, at the end of their meals, they signal the waiter for the check by making a T sign with their two hands. in america, making a T sign indicates that you are giving somebody a time out. so you can imagine the pandemonium that would ensue if some japanese tourist came to america and started giving waiters time-out...

anyway, you can find some interesting notes on gestures and signs here:
- http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/g/ge/gesture.htm

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BHANGLI DAMINI wrote...

"aba LOVE paryo bhane ke garni ni bhane kura aauchha. Few end up in good marrige, but most of em ruined after wards. JAWANI, AAKCHHINA KO BHAWANA HO, it will be broken into pieces anyhow. One gets hurt. Most of the time KETA are the victims, BHAWAN-KO kura garda. KETIs know how to move forward in their life."

Thank you for sharing a wonderful and realistic piece of experience, BD..

Nut

I am a nepali product too.
Bhou Bhou
~Barking~

i like the fact that you put ~barking~ after bhou bhou. quite honestly, i don't know why, but i like it....

"Most of the time KETA are the victims, BHAWAN-KO kura garda. KETIs know how to move forward in their life." Bangli Damini

I believe many "victim Ketas" do manage to grope around and find their way up. Whereas many women might move forward by swinging on to the next Bhawan wagon that drives by. So survival is a human tendency whether you grope or swing and practicee makes it easier!

:P

Zamil,

NICE thread. It will be help ful for me to draw ideas. Let's listen what LUTE K. said.

LUTE ji, the title of the thread is 'WE' not 'I'. WE ARE THE PRODUCTS ...
Makai Bari-ma hawa aako matrai ho- shyal (jackle) aako ta hoina ni. tara pani timi bhukyo ramro ho. ke thaha, shyal pani huna saktyo. We (nepali) have learned to say I, me,& mine all the time. That is why we are suffering in present. Time will teach us to say "our community", "our betterment", "our land", " our road", "our telephone both", "our ratna park ko relling", so on. Ani, no more tod-fod, hope so. anyway thanks partner.

Dear Nuts,
Time is the one and only one best teacher for all of us. It teaches us "the life". you liked those words above. You understood the depth of it, because you have been there. That is why, I think, those sentences worth something. you gave some value to them, and make those words alive. But, hey, thanks.

Sitara,

ya, true, it all depends upon that individual person. "survival' is the technique. Personally I have seen both survivals, KETA & KETI . But, my experience was as I had mentioned above. I have heard, Ladies saying (refferring to their hubbies, bfs) Keta haru ko ni Buddi hunchha ra in normal marriage cases. Chot ra Bedana-ma jeevan barbad garne Keta ko ta ahile kura nagaru, Dherai Katha haru chhan, Biddhu-haruko. oh well. Antama- Jeevan aa-aafno bhogaee ho.

-BD