'Little Hong Kong' created in Tokyo seaside shopping mall

'Little Hong Kong' created in Tokyo seaside shopping mall

TOKYO, Japan - A Tokyo shopping mall aimed to recreate the atmosphere of Hong Kong is opened to journalists Dec. 1, one day before it begins commercial operations. Dubbed ''Little Hong Kong,'' the mall occupies the sixth and seventh floors of the new seven-story Island Mall annex of the Decks Tokyo Beach seaside shopping center in Tokyo's Odaiba.

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