Stark and simple window dressing here. A front-lit Casket stands alone in the second floor window of multi-story urban retail. But what is the “unique selling proposition” implied? Get one with minimum purchase? Goth styles on sale? White Witches welcome? In a separate retail window above and to the right, the large Zombiesque poster reads “Another Heaven.” There are no multi-story retail buildings like this in my street-level retail region. These are from a Pinterest post citing Tokyo as the location, but I apologize to the original Pinner, I lost their name and Pinterest URL. I also doubt if Halloween is on the Japanese calendar, but who knows?

Pursue eerie retail topics further at…
“Potion and Elixer Merchandising”
“Tissue Use is Self-Explanatory“
“Swarovski-eaque Rhinestone Skull”
“Goth vs Halloween Styles“
“Celtic is the New Halloween”
“Halloween Starts Early Here“
“Halloween Fixture Traditions“
“Back Labeling Halloween“
“Skeleton Staff Greetings”
“Black Birds as Familiars“
“Hanging Museum Case With Silver Skull“
“Fresh Shrink-Wrapped Skulls“
“Stonehenge for Shoe Worshipers“
“Brides ‘R Us Window Dressing“
“Mail-Order-Brides Revisited“
“Frankenstein-Inspired Fixture“
“Twilight Zone Diorama Dramatics“
“Teapot Coffee Grinder Man”
“Moose Antler Merchandising“
“Grab a Beer at Brooks Brothers“
“Playing Jenga With Facings“
“Rx for Couch Potatoes“
“Cosmetics Cascade Magic Trick“
“Casket as Retail Window Display“

For a Pinterest Photo Board visual summary see…
“Eerie Merchandising in Retail“

For slightly-less-eerie medieval merchandising see…

“Shepherd’s Crook Merchandising”
“Medieval Museum Case Merchandising“
“Medieval T-Shirt Merchandising“
“Wine Barrel as Water Fountain”
“Celtic is the New Theme for Halloween“

For a Pinterest Photo Board summary see…
“Medieval Merchandising“