A luxury department store located in London that represents the UK. It is currently part of House of Fraser P.LC (Public Limited Company, established in 1941), the UK's largest department store and retail group. While most UK department stores started out selling clothing, Harrods began as a small grocery store purchased by London tea merchant H.D. Harrod in 1849. It expanded its product range to include stationery, medicines, and clothing, and in 1980 changed its name to Harrods Stores. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ロンドンにあるイギリスを代表する高級百貨店。現在イギリス最大の百貨店・小売店グループのハウス・オブ・フレーザー社House of FraserP.L.C.(Public Limited Company,1941設立)の一翼を担っている。イギリスの百貨店の多くが衣料品からスタートしたのに対し,ハロッズは1849年にロンドンの茶商H.D.ハロッドが買い取った小さな食料品店から始まった。文房具,薬品,衣料品と扱い商品を広げ,80年にはハロッズ・ストアーズと改称した。
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