"Super Cool Biz" campaign starts

TOKYO, Japan - An employee (R) at the Environment Ministry in an aloha shirt is interviewed by reporters in his office in Tokyo on June 1, 2012. The ministry the same day started its "Super Cool Biz" campaign to promote energy saving in the workplace, broadening the type of acceptable clothing for its staff to Hawaiian shirts and sandals.

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