New Year's card delivery starts

TOKYO, Japan - Communications minister Kazuhiro Haraguchi (R) and Japan Post Holdings Co. President Jiro Saito (L) attend an annual ceremony to start the delivery of nearly 2.1 billion New Year's cards nationwide at a post office in Tokyo's Nihombashi district Jan. 1, 2010.

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