Twin giant pandas born at Tokyo zoo

Twin giant pandas born at Tokyo zoo

A banner celebrating birth of twin panda cubs at Tokyo's Ueno Zoological Gardens is hung on a building of department store Matsuzakaya Ueno on June 24, 2021. Mother Shin Shin gave birth the previous day, the first time twin cubs have been born at Japan's oldest zoo.

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