'Super Cool Biz' fashion show

NAGOYA, Japan - A fashion show on "Super Cool Biz" is held at a department store in Nagoya, central Japan, on June 19, 2013. Super Cool Biz is the campaign by the Japanese government 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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