Japanese lament death of giant panda cub

TOKYO, Japan - A visitor (R) at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo places flowers before a photograph of a giant panda cub on July 12, 2012, following the animal's death the previous day. A string of visitors to the zoo the same day lamented the death of the first male giant panda born there in 24 years, signing their signatures in a book of condolence and offering flowers.

Sample
PDF Preview

Product Code
ILEA001171529

Registered date
2012/7/12 00:00:00

Credit
Kyodo / Kyodo News Images

Media source
2012 Kyodo News

Media size
3688 × 2612 pixel

Resolution
240 dpi

Deployment size
834.48(KB)*

Special instruction

*File size when opened in Photoshop, etc.

Similar Images & Videos

Panda on display again

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows giant panda Shin Shin eating bamboo at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on July 2, 2013. Shin Shin was put back on public display the same day after being removed for observation the previous month for a condition later found likely to be a "false pregnancy."

Baby giant panda at Wakayama theme park

TANABE, Japan - Eleven-year-old giant panda Rauhin cuddles Aug. 23, 2012, her newborn, a female cub born Aug. 10, at Adventure World, an animal theme park in Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture. The baby cub was shown to the press shortly before it was shown to the general public later in the day. (Pool photo)

Giant panda Shin Shin put back in public view at Tokyo zoo

TOKYO, Japan - Giant panda Shin Shin is seen at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on July 25, 2012. Shin Shin, which gave birth to a cub earlier in July that later died, was put back in public view on July 25 for the first time in about a month.

Giant panda Shin Shin put back in public view at Tokyo zoo

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows giant panda Shin Shin at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on July 25, 2012. Shin Shin, which gave birth to a cub earlier in July that later died, was put back in public view on July 25 for the first time in about a month.

Giant panda Shin Shin put back in public view at Tokyo zoo

Newborn panda at Tokyo zoo dies after 1 week

TOKYO, Japan - Toshimitsu Doi, chief of Tokyo's Ueno Zoo, wipes tears from his eyes during a press conference in Tokyo on July 11, 2012. Doi became teary-eyed while discussing the death early that day of a giant panda cub born at the zoo on July 5. The cub, the first giant panda cub born at the zoo in 24 years, died of pneumonia.

Festive mood after birth of panda

TOKYO, Japan - Workers set up panda-shaped advertising balloons on the roof of the Matsuzakaya department store in Tokyo's Ueno district on July 6, 2012. Giant panda Shin Shin the previous day gave birth to the first baby panda born at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo in 24 years.

Festive mood after birth of panda

TOKYO, Japan - Panda goods and messages to celebrate the birth of a panda are displayed at a shop near Tokyo's Ueno Zoo on July 6, 2012. Giant panda Shin Shin the previous day gave birth to the first baby panda born at the zoo in 24 years.

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."