(1)Japan marks May Day festivities

(1)Japan marks May Day festivities

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the Japanese Trade Union Confederation gather at Tokyo's Yoyogi Park on April 27 to mark May Day. Although May Day falls on May 1, many Japanese labor unions chose the first day of the ''Golden Week'' holidays to celebrate the festivities.

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