Fall from roller coaster

Fall from roller coaster

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers examine the roller coaster ''Spinning Coaster Maihime'' at Tokyo Dome City Attractions in Tokyo on Jan. 30, 2011, after a man died following a fall from the roller coaster.

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