Car slams into exit at Tokyo's Omotesando subway station

Car slams into exit at Tokyo's Omotesando subway station

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken at 10:52 a.m. on May 6 shows the car that crashed into one of exists at Omotesando subway station in Tokyo. The driver of the car was intoxicated and the car had a minor collision with a motorcycle before it ran into the exit. No one was hurt, firefighters said.

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