Stationery stores have become a rarity these days, and most of them are franchises and unmanned stores. However, Can’t Stop Mungu is attracting attention from both consumers and potential business partners with its eye-catching interior, differentiated product lineup, and easy operation system.

Pop in and have a look around!

Can’t Stop Mungu, run by WZSOFT, is a manless stationary franchise where children and adults alike can get pleasure and fun of picking up fancy stationery and many more. The efficient layout and interior and organized shelves catch the eye of passersby and encourage them to open the door to have a look around. This is one of the reasons why Can’t Stop Mungu is getting so much attention despite being a latecomer. WZSOFT CEO Jeongyun Lee said “We have received many comments that our interiors are pretty. Children in particular have responded well to the experience as they often find it friendly.” In addition to toys, Can’t Stop Mungu also has a wide range of stationery for adults to come in and buy. “One of our strategies is to sell products that you can’t buy at the convenience store or Daiso next door or nearby our stationary.” said Lee. In fact, some parents come here on purpose to find things that can buy here for their children. 

Flow of supply and hassle-free operation

One of the most common concerns for prospective entrepreneurs who are preparing to open an unmanned store is whether it will be truly unmanned. This is because you may need to be in the store every day to deal with theft, product orders, inventory, etc. Certain products, like character merchandise, have a very fast cycle of change. They change every three weeks to a month, and there are hundreds or thousands of new products coming out every month. With toys in particular, kids rarely repurchase what they’ve bought once, so it’s important to keep exploring new products and building out the lineup. Can’t Stop Mungu has partnered with CAPSTEC to address these issues. Through the community, Can’t Stop Mungu provides round-the-clock consultation for store problems or operational needs, and has developed an application to manage and replenish the inventory of each store. You just need to visit the store 1 to 3 times a month to display your products, and if you don’t have anything special to do, you can manage it without visiting. The company also provides location and commercial surveys, store design, and interior construction, which they attribute to their success.