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This was scheduled to be completed in 2007, becoming the location of a large city store, and doubling as the company headquarters. In , in June 2005, Yamada Denki made news by opening a store next to the Kojima store on , , which was of the same scale. When points were introduced, the rate for books was 5%, but it was later lowered to 3%. Kojima then opened a "New Kumagaya store", more than twice the size, renovating it using the method. At one point during the time when it was called Gigas Kansai, Gigas opened a store, but was quickly forced to withdraw. Before Yamada Denki brought in its point system, it set up an experimental store to test the system, using the name "Digital 21" rather than "Tecc Land", in and. In February 2005, the company achieved sales figures of 1 trillion yen, making it the first specialist retailer in Japan to do so. In , Kojima and used to have stores at the same crossroads, but Best Denki withdrew, and Kojima reopened its New Murayama store, which had been closed, increasing its area several times using the method. In Okayama, a Tecc Land store was closed and renovated to turn it into the Digital 21 Okayama store. Since the 1990s, competition between the stores has been so tight that other rivals are unable to come close. At the end of 2004, the company had 223 directly run stores across Japan, and 33 stores owned by , a total of 256 stores. The result, in practice, was the acquisition of Dynamite. There was initially a plan to build the store in the area of , but the plan was changed, apparently because the Yokohama city government expressed concerns about traffic congestion in the area. The companies plan to found a joint venture, Kyūshū Tecc Land, by February 2007. In June 2004, the main Hiroshima store was opened in the central district of , partly as a test run for a city-based store. In August 2005, the company bought land in front of the east exit of through. The competition in the consumer electronics field is still continuing at present. Sales competition between the two has often caused sparks to fly, and sometimes disputes have ended up in. In , , despite having a store at some distance from the Kojima store, Yamada Denki opened a new store in the building vacated by , right in front of Kojima's nose, while keeping their existing store open. As of 2006, the company uses the actor and the professional soccer player for publicity, and the two appear in television commercials. The opening hours of the main Hiroshima store and LABI1 Namba are from 10 a. With the opening of the Tecc Land Tokushima Aizumi store in , , on July 29, 2005, it became the first consumer electronics retailer to have stores in every prefecture in Japan. Dynamite was transformed into a franchise, and its major stores were changed to Tecc Land stores. There have been fierce battles for shop sales and store locations with other companies in the same industry, and in every store location "consumer electronics wars" named after the local area have broken out. It aims to expand further by branching out into small-scale retail and retail in the areas close to train stations. Yamada Denki is in the first division of the , and the location of its head office is 4-40-11, Hiyoshi-chō, , , Japan. Based on the knowhow acquired from this test, "LABI1 Namba" was opened in 2006. There are several other stores next to Kojima stores. There is a strong rivalry between Yamada Denki and , another major retailer of consumer electronics, with its head office in the neighboring prefecture of , in. The head office is scheduled to move to in 2007.。

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