シャンシャン きょうから一般公開 上野動物園 | NHKニュースを英語にすると
The giant panda female baby "Shan Shan" born in June this year in Tokyo, Ueno Zoo will be open to the public from the 19th. The baby of the giant panda born in Ueno Zoo has been released for the first time in 29 years.
In order to avoid burdens of "Shan Shan" and crowds in the park, the zoo decides to limit the viewing of "Shan Shan" to around 2,000 people per day until around the end of January next year. There were 247,083 entries for viewing 9 days from the 19th to the 28th during the year, of which the 18th time on the first day of public release was 18323 cases, the winning multiplier was 46 times.
Public time is from 9:45 am to 0:15 pm, and it is expected that viewing "Shan Shan" actually can be from 1 minute to 2 minutes. The zoo decided to start delivering live images of the state of the panda with multiple cameras installed at the panda building from 9:30 am on 19th, in order to have a lot of people view "Shan Shan".
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