Seibu group to pull out of ice hockey amid economic crisis

Seibu group to pull out of ice hockey amid economic crisis

TOKYO, Japan - Yukihiro Watanabe, president of Prince Hotels Inc., a parent company of the Seibu Prince Rabbits ice hockey team, speaks about the team's elimination at a new conference in Tokyo on Dec. 19. (Kyodo)

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