Long lines form at Tokyo theater to see Oscar-winning 'Okuribito'

Long lines form at Tokyo theater to see Oscar-winning 'Okuribito'

TOKYO, Japan - People line up at the box office outside the 540-seater Marunouchi Piccadilly 3 theater in central Tokyo on Feb. 24 hoping to see the Oscar-winning film ''Okuribito'' (Departures). (Kyodo)

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