Year-end 'Jumbo' lottery tickets go on sale

Year-end 'Jumbo' lottery tickets go on sale

TOKYO, Japan - Some 1,200 people queue in Tokyo's Ginza area as tickets for the year-end lottery, called ''Nenmatsu Jumbo'' in Japanese, with a maximum prize of 300 million yen, go on sale nationwide Nov. 26. This year, 72 top prizes worth 200 million yen and 432 second prizes of 100 million yen are offered.

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