New Year's card delivery starts

New Year's card delivery starts

TOKYO, Japan - Postmen on bicycles leave a post office in Tokyo's Nihombashi district Jan. 1, 2010 to deliver New Year's greeting cards. The number of cards for delivery on the day reached nearly 2.1 billion nationwide.

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