Tokyo phone club owner home robbed of over 100 mil. yen in cash

TOKYO, Japan - A policeman investigates the home of Keiichi Morishita, a telephone club operator, in Tokyo's Nakano Ward on Feb. 28. A group of five or six masked men broke into the home and made off with more than 100 million yen in cash and 30 million yen in jewelry from three safes inside the home.

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