FY 2008 sales seen falling 21% at Nagoya's Midland Square mall

FY 2008 sales seen falling 21% at Nagoya's Midland Square mall

NAGOYA, Japan - This photo taken Feb. 10 shows the Midland Square in front of JR Nagoya Station in Aichi Prefecture. Sales at the Midland Square mall in fiscal 2008 ending next month are estimated to decline 21.7 percent from the previous year to 18 billion yen as the current recession has been affecting luxury product sales.

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