Japan's domestic white goods shipments

Japan's domestic white goods shipments

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows refrigerators displayed at a Bic Camera Inc. outlet in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on Jan. 27, 2014. An industry body said the same day that Japan's domestic shipments of "white goods" -- large electrical appliances -- in 2013 increased 4.3 percent from the previous year to a 16-year high of 2.29 trillion yen.

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