Dept. stores begin 2010 business, reasonable lucky bags popular

Dept. stores begin 2010 business, reasonable lucky bags popular

TOKYO, Japan - Customers buy lucky bags at a department store in Tokyo on Jan. 2, 2010. Major department stores kicked off their business for 2010 the same day, with reasonably priced lucky bags gaining popularity as consumers tightened their belts amid the recession.

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