Panasonic showroom in Osaka to close due to COVID-19

Panasonic showroom in Osaka to close due to COVID-19

Photo taken on Sept. 15, 2021, shows a building housing a Panasonic Corp. showroom on the north side of JR Osaka Station in western Japan. The Japanese electronics giant has decided to close Panasonic Center Osaka by the end of fiscal 2021 through next March in view of dwindling customer traffic due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to sources close to the move.

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