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21:47, 04-Jan-2017
Will kimono show bring luck to Japan's economy in 2017?
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Women dressed in traditional ceremonial kimono outfits pose for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Stock Exchange on January 4, 2017.
Women dressed in traditional ceremonial kimono outfits pose for the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Stock Exchange on January 4, 2017.
The ceremony was held to wish success for the Japanese market during the year. Taro Aso, Japan's finance minister, also attended the ceremony.
The ceremony was held to wish success for the Japanese market during the year. Taro Aso, Japan's finance minister, also attended the ceremony.
Tokyo shares climbed around 2.5 percent on January 4, the first trading day of 2017, on the back of a weak Japanese yen and overnight rises on Wall Street.
Tokyo shares climbed around 2.5 percent on January 4, the first trading day of 2017, on the back of a weak Japanese yen and overnight rises on Wall Street.