Japanese children's clothing retailer, Miki House, is experiencing its first presidential handover since its founding. The company has yet to disclose the incoming president's identity or the reason for this unprecedented change. As Miki House is a leading brand in the children's clothing sector nationwide, this move has sparked widespread curiosity and anticipation within the industry and beyond.

In Japan, especially in well-established companies like Miki House, it is somewhat uncommon to have leadership changes unless it's aimed for business revitalization or the result of retirement. Additionally, Miki House's influence on the country's retail industry makes this an important development watched closely by both business and general communities.

In contrast, leadership changes, especially in the retail industry, are much more common in the US and EU, seen as a way to bring in fresh ideas and stimulate growth. These changes, while sometimes controversial, are generally accepted as part of a company's lifecycle.