Sony science museum attracts curious minds in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Visitors compete in a 'Smile Fight' game at Sony ExploraScience, a museum operated by Sony Corp., in Tokyo's Daiba district on June 29, 2010. The screen shows a child (L) winning the game using a device that can rate the smiles of participants.

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