Nissan Nears Plant Closures
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Factory that symbolised Nissan's rise may become victim of its decline

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Nissan 's Oppama plant in Yokosuka , Japan , is one of Japan 's first large-scale auto factories, a symbol of the company's global ambitions.
Nissan 's willingness to cut jobs at home is the latest sign that the lifetime-employment social contract that governed Japan 's postwar era is slowly unravelling.
Nissan hasn't said which of its 17 plants will be closed.
"The Oppama factory is a source of pride" for locals, says Akio Kamataki .
"I still buy Nissan cars and I like them. I haven't driven other brands recently, but I like Nissan 's brakes," he says.
"Now I wonder which will close first : the Nissan plant or my standing bar".
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