New Year's greeting cards

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New Year's greeting cards

TOKYO, Japan, Jan. 1 Kyodo - A four-wheel robot departs Tokyo's Nihombashi post office on Jan. 1, 2022, to deliver New Year's greeting cards on a trial basis following a ceremony attended by communications minister Yasushi Kaneko.

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