Studios Japan welcomes 50 millionth visitor

Studios Japan welcomes 50 millionth visitor

OSAKA, Japan - Keiko Suwabe, a 42-year-old housewife from Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, poses for a photo with her husband and son after becoming the 50 millionth visitor to Universal Studios Japan in Osaka on Nov. 7, about five and a half years after its opening in 2001.

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