'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

NARITA, Japan - Rifat Hadziahmetovic (C), a Montenegrin member of the ''Pink Panther'' ring of thieves, arrives at Narita airport near Tokyo on Aug. 14, 2010. He was transported to Japan after being arrested in Spain on suspicion of stealing a diamond tiara worth 200 million yen and other jewelry from the shop in Tokyo's ritzy Ginza district in June 2007.

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

NARITA, Japan - Rifat Hadziahmetovic (C), a Montenegrin member of the ''Pink Panther'' ring of thieves, arrives at Narita airport near Tokyo on Aug. 14, 2010. He was transported to Japan after being arrested in Spain on suspicion of stealing a diamond tiara worth 200 million yen and other jewelry from the shop in Tokyo's ritzy Ginza district in June 2007.

Yurakucho, the new shoppers' paradise in downtown Tokyo

Yurakucho, the new shoppers' paradise in downtown Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Yurakucho, the once drab adjunct to the ritzy Ginza shopping district in downtown Tokyo, is now emerging as a shoppers' paradise rivaling the best in town. Opposite the trendy entrance to JR Yurakucho station, across a square with a concentric design, stands the newly opened 21-story ITOCiA complex, which houses the Marui department store on the first to eighth floors. The ITOCiA complex provides office space on upper floors and restaurants and a movie theater in an annex. Popular Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is located in the basement level. The 12-story Marronnier Gate shopping mall opened Sept. 1 near the ITOCiA complex and the luxury Peninsula Tokyo hotel also opened the same day.

Yurakucho ITOCiA shopping-office complex opens in central Tokyo

Yurakucho ITOCiA shopping-office complex opens in central Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - The Yurakucho ITOCiA complex, a 21-story shopping-office complex, opened Oct. 12 in Tokyo's ritzy Yurakucho-Ginza district, featuring department store operator Marui Co.'s first outlet in the area.

Yurakucho ITOCiA shopping-office complex opens in central Tokyo

Yurakucho ITOCiA shopping-office complex opens in central Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - The Yurakucho ITOCiA complex, a 21-story shopping-office complex, opened Oct. 12 in Tokyo's ritzy Yurakucho-Ginza district, featuring department store operator Marui Co.'s first outlet in the area. (Kyodo)

Thunderbolt film (1929)

Thunderbolt film (1929)

Fay Wray & Richard Arlen Characters: Ritzy, Bob Morgan Film: Thunderbolt (1926) Director: Josef Von Sternberg 20 June 1929 Sie nannten ihn Thunderbolt (Thunderbolt, USA 1929, Regie: Josef von Sternberg) Fay Wray (li.), Richard Arlen (3.v.li.) / Mann bringt streitendes Paar auseinander, dazwischen gehen, beruhigen, trennen Date: 20-Jun-1929

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON seen in 1921 and advertising performan

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON seen in 1921 and advertising performan

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON seen in 1921 and advertising performances of The Witching Hour, The Gilded Lily and The Mistress of Shenstone Now the Ritzy

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON Now the Ritzy

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON Now the Ritzy

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON Now the Ritzy

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON Now the Ritzy

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON Now the Ritzy

THE PAVILION, BRIXTON Now the Ritzy

British screenwriter

British screenwriter

British screenwriter DAVID SHERWIN signs copies of his book GOING MAD IN HOLLYWOOD, about his association with director Lindsay Anderson, at a personal appearance at the Ritzy Cinema, Brixton.

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON A view of the back of the Westar pro

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON A view of the back of the Westar pro

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON A view of the back of the Westar projector, Westrex 2003 soundhead, AEI Zenon lamphouse and Westrex Tower. The large square box to the left of the spools is the metal-plate rectifier supplying DC current to the Zenon bulb. The light coloured panel below the monitor speaker is the main sound amplifier with the circular volume control and the monitor speaker amplifier above. The machine on the far left is the projector for 16mm films, and the object on the far right is one arm of the rewinder, fixed to the bench the camera is resting on for the time exposure 1980s

Film director DANNY BOYLE interacts with an audience at Brix

Film director DANNY BOYLE interacts with an audience at Brix

Film director DANNY BOYLE interacts with an audience at Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER talks to audience members in Brixton's

Producer PAUL WEBSTER talks to audience members in Brixton's

Producer PAUL WEBSTER talks to audience members in Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEM

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEM

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER

Producer PAUL WEBSTER

Producer PAUL WEBSTER [left] and Executive PETE BUCKINGHAM outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Film Executive PETE BUCKINGHAM outside Brixton's historic RI

Film Executive PETE BUCKINGHAM outside Brixton's historic RI

Film Executive PETE BUCKINGHAM outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Film director DANNY BOYLE at Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA

Film director DANNY BOYLE at Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA

Film director DANNY BOYLE at Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEM

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEM

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEM

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEM

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINE

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINE

Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911 Producer PAUL WEBSTER outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

Producer PAUL WEBSTER

Producer PAUL WEBSTER

Producer PAUL WEBSTER [left] and Executive PETE BUCKINGHAM outside Brixton's historic RITZY CINEMA which opened as The Electric Pavilion in 1911

PROJECTION ROOM OF THE RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

PROJECTION ROOM OF THE RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

PROJECTION ROOM OF THE RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA BRIXTON INSTALLATION OF DIGITAL PROJECTOR

RITZY CINEMA BRIXTON INSTALLATION OF DIGITAL PROJECTOR

RITZY CINEMA BRIXTON INSTALLATION OF DIGITAL PROJECTOR

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON, LONDON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON Date: 2002

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON PHOTO BY RONALD GRANT RITZY CINEMA,

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON PHOTO BY RONALD GRANT RITZY CINEMA,

RITZY CINEMA, BRIXTON PHOTO BY RONALD GRANT

Ritzy pottery found from middle-class feudal warrior's house

Ritzy pottery found from middle-class feudal warrior's house

Some 1,200 pieces of pottery and porcelain, including ritzy Hizen ware in the early Edo period (1603-1867), are on display in Matsue, Shimane Prefecture, western Japan, on Jan. 6, 2015. Unearthed from the homestead of a feudal middle-class "samurai" warrior belonging to the Matsue Domain, the ceramics are baffling experts as only a warlord could afford such earthenware. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Yurakucho, the new shoppers' paradise in downtown Tokyo

Yurakucho, the new shoppers' paradise in downtown Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Yurakucho, the once drab adjunct to the ritzy Ginza shopping district in downtown Tokyo, is now emerging as a shoppers' paradise rivaling the best in town. Opposite the trendy entrance to JR Yurakucho station, across a square with a concentric design, stands the newly opened 21-story ITOCiA complex, which houses the Marui department store on the first to eighth floors. The ITOCiA complex provides office space on upper floors and restaurants and a movie theater in an annex. Popular Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is located in the basement level. The 12-story Marronnier Gate shopping mall opened Sept. 1 near the ITOCiA complex and the luxury Peninsula Tokyo hotel also opened the same day. (Kyodo)

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

NARITA, Japan - Rifat Hadziahmetovic (C), a Montenegrin member of the ''Pink Panther'' ring of thieves, arrives at Narita airport near Tokyo on Aug. 14, 2010. He was transported to Japan after being arrested in Spain on suspicion of stealing a diamond tiara worth 200 million yen and other jewelry from the shop in Tokyo's ritzy Ginza district in June 2007. (Kyodo)

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

'Pink Panther' member transported to Japan over 2007 Tokyo heist

NARITA, Japan - Rifat Hadziahmetovic (C), a Montenegrin member of the ''Pink Panther'' ring of thieves, arrives at Narita airport near Tokyo on Aug. 14, 2010. He was transported to Japan after being arrested in Spain on suspicion of stealing a diamond tiara worth 200 million yen and other jewelry from the shop in Tokyo's ritzy Ginza district in June 2007. (Kyodo)