Tokyo Station arcade offers nostalgic atmosphere

TOKYO, Japan - Women in colorful kimono of the Taisho Roman style offer handbills to customers at the Gransta arcade in Tokyo Station on Oct. 22, 2010, as the complex began decorating its shops and restaurants in a style of the time the capital's main station opened in 1914 through Nov. 3.

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