Monkey cutout displayed at Tokyo's Asakusa district

Monkey cutout displayed at Tokyo's Asakusa district

TOKYO, Japan - With the 'Year of the Monkey' beginning Jan. 1, a large monkey cutout is displayed in the 'Nakamise' shopping arcade in the Sensoji Temple compound in Asakusa, Tokyo, on Dec. 31. (Kyodo)

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