Ginza jewelry shop robbed of 3.5 bil. yen worth of items

Ginza jewelry shop robbed of 3.5 bil. yen worth of items

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers investigate outside the jewelry shop ''Le supre-diamant couture de Maki'' in Tokyo's Ginza district on March 5, after two men robbed the shop of 3.5 billion yen worth of jewelry.

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