'Summer Jumbo' lottery tickets put on sale nationwide

'Summer Jumbo' lottery tickets put on sale nationwide

TOKYO, Japan - People queue up in front of lottery booths in Tokyo's Ginza district to buy ''Summer Jumbo Lottery'' tickets on July 22, the first day the tickets, whose maximum prize is 300,000,000 yen, were put on sale nationwide.

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