Yoshimoto Kogyo to release 2 all-star comedy films in 2007

OSAKA, Japan - Yoshimoto Kogyo Co. President Isao Yoshino said in Osaka on Jan. 4 that the company will release two films starring many of the popular comedians in its stable in 2007. He said at a news conference that the major Japanese entertainment company plans to open two theaters in Tokyo.

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