(1)Japan Post takes over postal services from gov't

(1)Japan Post takes over postal services from gov't

TOKYO, Japan - The new logo of Japan Post, which takes over the governmental Postal Services Agency, is unveiled during an inauguration ceremony in Tokyo on April 1. Capitalized at 1 trillion yen, Japan Post has taken over the three services of mail delivery, postal savings and ''kampo'' life insurance from the agency.

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