Ideal living space conceptualized by Panasonic

Ideal living space conceptualized by Panasonic

Undated photo taken at an unknown location by Panasonic Corp. shows a model living room conceptualizing an ideal living space at a home. Panasonic may launch a business to create comfortable living-room space and conduct its feasibility study using a similar model room being set up in Beijing in July. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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