Just needs a little extra assistance…

What horizontally or vertically!

I’m not sure what’s worse: The fact that it’s called “Challenged Shop” or that the translation is actually correct. o_O

“Paper or plastic” can be a tough decision, I guess.

Better than going to a challenging shop…

it’s “special”

Top shelf only. Please do not ask for assistance.

No elevator or escalator available to 2nd Floor.

Extreme Shopping Superstore!

Fighting over sales items is encouraged.

for the Engrish challenged people

Well, if it doesn’t want to be gender challenged, it shouldn’t dress like that.

The Easy Shop is just down the street

The store manager himself parks on the handicapped parking space.

Yes, and apparently some of the “challenged” employees hung the pictures inside.

If you have the correct password you can enter.

Yes, I’m here for the McJobs program.

Are you shopping for a challenge?

The store never should have tried that sodoku puzzle.

There’s a giant helmet on the roof.

Just remember that the store is still equal to all the other stores.

It’s political correctness gone mad.

“We’re not a rip off, we’re value challenged”.

It’s actually a shop stocked with handcrafts made by handicapped (“challenged”) people, who receive a part of the sales.

Help the shop complete the challenge and get a 50% discount!

Thats the correct translation! I found the store perfect for me!!

Dee dee dee!

Don’t be a jerk, stop staring and buy something!

I’m pimgementationally challenged

Signage on the entrance:

“OBSTACLES AHEAD, ROOK OUT FOR SPIKES”

Every customer is a winner here.

@Aik: what translation? The katakana says the exact same thing, just transliterated (not translated).

Some companies are getting less subtle in their desires for bailouts…