Kuidaore Taro returns to Osaka's Dotonbori

OSAKA, Japan - People are photographed in front of the mechanical drum-playing clown doll Kuidaore Taro (L) at the entrance to a commercial complex in the Dotonbori district in Osaka on July 19. Taro, along with his ''brother'' Jiro (R), returned to the western Japan city the same day, saying in a balloon, ''I'll work hard again from today banging my drum!''

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