Int'l Tokyo Toy Show opens with some 35,000 toys

Int'l Tokyo Toy Show opens with some 35,000 toys

TOKYO, Japan - The International Tokyo Toy Show opens on June 12, 2014, under the sponsorship of the Japan Toy Association at Tokyo Big Sight in the Japanese capital with about 35,000 different toys exhibited.

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