Festive mood after birth of panda

Festive mood after birth of panda

TOKYO, Japan - A visitor takes a picture of a sign with mobile phone at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on July 6, 2012. The sign reads, "Giant panda Shin Shin gave birth to a baby on July 5! Congratulations Shin Shin! We ask you to warmly watch over the sound growth of the baby."

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