Hankyu begins accepting orders for year-end gifts

Hankyu begins accepting orders for year-end gifts

OSAKA, Japan - Customers line up at an ''oseibo'' year-end gifts corner at Hankyu Department Stores in Osaka on Oct. 17. The store began accepting orders for year-end gifts the same day ahead of other Japanese department stores.

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