Sprawling new mall in Gunma overshadows area shops

Sprawling new mall in Gunma overshadows area shops

TOKYO, Japan - The Ota Shopping Center, run by the Aeon Co. group, is crowded with shoppers on July 22 after opening last December in the city of Ota, Gunma Prefecture.

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