Huggy pillow covers violating copyright

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows confiscated huggy pillow covers with prints of the Nekomimi Shojo (girl with cat ears) character at a Tokyo police station on Nov. 18, 2010. The Metropolitan Police Department confiscated the items and arrested Xu Xueliang, a Chinese student in Tokyo, on suspicion of copyright violation. The police suspect he bought the items from China and sold them via the Internet.

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Huggy pillow covers violating copyright

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