MUJI, which was first established in Japan in 1980, sells a wide range of high-quality goods, such as clothing, food, and household items. Although MUJI's products are concise and not minimalist, they are the result of an incredibly logical manufacturing process. In other words, they resemble empty jars. The greatest universality, which embraces everyone's thoughts and feelings, comes from simplicity and emptiness. It began with a careful simplification of the production process with the goal of producing straightforward, reasonably priced, and high-quality goods. In particular, we reexamined products using three lenses: material selection, inspection procedure, and packaging simplification. MUJI's products were highly praised and sent shockwaves not only throughout Japan but the entire world, standing in stark contrast to the predominant over-embellished products in the market.
