Nissan to close Murayama factory

Nissan to close Murayama factory

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows the Murayama car assembly plant of Nissan Motor Co. in Musashimurayama on western Tokyo suburbs which will be closed March 29. The factory has produced 9,682,000 cars during the past 38 years, Nissan said.

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