'Mother and daughter' bathing suits key to Nagoya store's sales

'Mother and daughter' bathing suits key to Nagoya store's sales

NAGOYA, Japan - A girl (L) and her mother pick a bathing suit at the main outlet of department store chain operator Matsuzakaya Co. in Nagoya on June 13. (Kyodo)

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