Japan Fashion Week opens in Tokyo

Japan Fashion Week opens in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Models show off the latest in fashion design on the opening day March 10 of Japan Fashion Week in Tokyo, showcasing the 2008-2009 fall-winter Tokyo Collection of Japanese designers.

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