(3)Japan committed to attaining Kyoto Protocol target

(3)Japan committed to attaining Kyoto Protocol target

TOKYO, Japan - Volunteers dressed in the disguise of polar bears distribute white and red ''manju'' (buns) in Tokyo's Ginza district in celebration of the coming into effect of the Kyoto Protocol to curb global warming on Feb. 16.

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