Seal joins "uchimizu" event at Tokyo's aquarium

Seal joins "uchimizu" event at Tokyo's aquarium

A seal drops a ladle during an "uchimizu" event Aqua Park Shinagawa in Tokyo on Aug. 11, 2016. Uchimizu is an old Japanese custom of using a bucket and ladle to splash streets and gardens with water to bring down the summer heat and dust in the air. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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