Aeon opens one of Japan's biggest shopping malls

Aeon opens one of Japan's biggest shopping malls

KOSHIGAYA, Japan - People walk in front of Aeon LakeTown in Koshigaya, Saitama Prefecture, on Oct. 2. The mall, one of Japan's largest shopping centers, was opened by supermarket operator Aeon Co. the same day.

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