Hunt for fortune

Hunt for fortune

TOKYO, Japan - Women hold lottery tickets to promote the nationwide sale of lotteries in Tokyo's Ginza district on May 12, 2010. Two types of lotteries, including the ''Dream Jumbo'' lotteries with prizes of up to 200 million yen, were on sale that day for nearly a month.

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