A giant panda cub was born in a Tokyo zoo Monday for the first time in five years, with both Japanese and Chinese people, even in political circles, sharing the good news. 
The Ueno Zoological Gardens said the mother, the 11-year-old Shin Shin, and her newborn, whose sex remains unknown, appear to be in good health."This is very joyful," Japan's top government spokesman Yoshihide Suga told a regular press conference. "I want the cub to grow up vigorously and healthily."Suga also said a giant panda, loved by so many people for its charming face and gestures, is "one of the great testaments t…READ FULL ARTICLE
