Laox opens as 1st home electronics store in Ginza

TOKYO, Japan - Shoppers crowd an outlet of Laox Co. on its opening inside the Matsuzakaya department store in Tokyo's Ginza district Nov. 20, 2010, as the first home electronics store in the prime shopping district.

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