. >> a japan airlines boeing jumbo jet went into the mountain on august 12, 1985.s heading for osaka from tokyo. only four people survived the crash. investigators concluded that the rear pressure bulkhead came apart during the flight, making the plane uncontrollable. about 360 people gathered at the foot of the mountain for a memorial ceremony. participants observed a minute of silence at 6:56 p.m., the time of the crash. they laid flowers at an altar, and lit 520 candles. one for each victim. they prayed that a similar disaster would never happen again. >>> many people in japan are taking a break this week for the mid summer holidays known as o-bonn. they're heading to their hometowns or vacation spots and the flow of travelers has reached its peak. passengers packed onto bullet trains throughout the day. one leaving north of the capital was 110% full. another in western japan was filled to 160% capacity. air travel was also congested. almost all domestic flights leaving tokyo and osaka were fully booked. many motorists were stuck in traffic, an expressway was ba

airliner crashed into a mountain near tokyo in what was japan's worst ever air disaster. now relatives of the victims are making their annual visit to the crash site. a japan airlines boeing 747 crashed on august 12th, 1985. 520 people on board were killed. only four survived. relatives started climbing the mountain early on wednesday. they offered prayers at a cenotaph set up to mark the crash site. >> translator: my son was born the year i lost my younger brother in the crash. my son got married, so i came here to introduce his wife to my brother. >> translator: we should never forget the accident. we need to keep the memory alive. >> two years after the crash, investigators concluded that the rear pressure bulkhead tore apart during the flight, making the plane uncontrollable. they said flawed repairs had weakened that part of the plane. the work had been carried out after a tail strike incident seven years before the crash. this man was among the climbers. he's an engineer specializing in safety for a japanese automaker. >> translator: every day work may sometimes make us feel like safety comes second to the welfare of the company, but i want to use this visit to reme

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japan's airliner is already feeling star wars fever. ana airlines will start flying a 787 dreamliner with the image of r2-d2 on it. r2-d2 boeing's are on the way. matt: maybe they will be painted as different star wars character. inside the planes, star wars characters will be on head, napkins, and cups. , napkins,st covers and cups. successfulthe most film media franchise of all time -- it is the most successful film media franchise of all time. just dug thatyou out of nowhere. i figured maybe the japanese would have their own star wars. olivia: anime? [laughter] i was in italy recently and i saw a cruise ship with bugs bunny on it. if you can make money from licensing the brand -- there are transportation companies that want to put the image of your franchise on it, why not? matt: was there a lord of the rings airplane? out of new zealand, because that is where they shot the trilogy. i think that is even nerdier than star wars. and stara nerd ladder wars is at the bottom. just too far off the scale. olivia: that does it for matt miller. we will both be back at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i will be back with the ceo of bb&t

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