Tokyo stocks rise on 2010 1st trading day

OSAKA, Japan - Women dressed in traditional kimono and others raise hands for a set of three ''banzai'' cheers during the annual ''daihakkai'' ceremony to start the first trading day of the year at the Osaka Securities Exchange on Jan. 4, 2010.

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