Nagoya dep't stores hold special sales to mark Japan Series win

Nagoya dep't stores hold special sales to mark Japan Series win

NAGOYA, Japan - Shoppers throng to department stores in the Nagoya area on Nov. 2 for special sales a day after the Nagoya-based Chunichi Dragons beat the Nippon Ham Fighters 1-0 to clinch the Japan Series title 4 games to 1. It was the first Japan Series title for Chunichi in 53 years. (Kyodo)

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