River flows through film studio in Tokyo's movie town

Visitors walk along the Sengawa River flowing through the Toho movie studio in Tokyo's upscale Seijo area on April 20, 2015. Many movie stars live in Seijo, which used to be called the Japanese version of Hollywood. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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