Edion

==2002–2012==
Edion original.png|Horizontal variant 
On March 29, 2002, Edion was founded as a holding company of two regional electronics retailers Deodeo and Eiden. On October 1, 2009, Edion's subsidiaries were reorganized into Edion East (Eiden, which had acquired Ishimaru Denki in the same year) and Edion West (Deodeo and Midori Denka, which Edion acquired the latter in 2005). Edion later merged Edion East and Edion West in the following year.
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Edion Japanese.svg|Japanese logo (2002-present)
==2012–present==
On October 1, 2012, four Edion brands, with the exception of 1 Million Volts (Hyakuman Volt), streamlined into Edion as part of the company's 60th anniversary, and also introduced a new logo for the first time since its establishment. The logo uses the Japanese logo of Edion, albeit in a blue shade. The English version of the logo however received a major change.
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