'Super Cool Biz' campaign

'Super Cool Biz' campaign

TOKYO, Japan - Employees at the Environment Ministry work in casual wear in their office in Tokyo on June 3, 2013, the first day of this year's "Super Cool Biz" campaign to promote energy conservation in the workplace by having air conditioners set at 28 C and encouraging employees to dress more casually.

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