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Osaka Marketplace Lands 5,000 SQFT Konbini Concept in Former Muji Space in Downtown San Jose

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Sakura Market backfills a retail box that has sat dark since 2020, joining a wave of Asian food operators capitalizing on soft Bay Area retail fundamentals. Osaka Marketplace is taking over roughly 5,000 square feet on the ground floor of Spartan Village on the Paseo, planting its first urban, food-hall-style banner in a downtown San […]

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