ME News Bureau: The 6-month-old female baby panda Xiang Xiang made her appearance in front of the Tokyo's Governer, a group of school children and the media on Monday. This baby panda has been trained since October so that she gets used to her surrounding which is mostly filled by people. Xiang will debut on Tuesday for a limited number of people who have obtained the tickets through a highly competitive lottery process. Xiang Xiang in Chinese means "Fragrance". She was born on June 12 in Tokyo's Ueno Zoo. Xiang is more than 12 kilograms in weight. The Zoo Deputy Director mentioned that the panda keeper have work hard for Xiang's safety and well being. The officials have said that Xiang's appearance would be only for 2 1/2 hours a day.
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