Xiang Xiang, the female giant panda born in Japan last year, will have to "work" four more hours to meet the fanatical Japanese fans as Ueno Zoo in Tokyo extended the cub's viewing sessions to accommodate more public.The cub has been put on display for five 30-minute sessions daily between 9:45 am -12:15 pm. The zoo decided to extend the viewing hours to 16:45 am from February, after judging that the animal was getting more accustomed to the crowd.After the time adjustment, the zoo is expected to receive close to 11,000 panda views each day, fivefold that of the current daily figure. Currently, it accepts groups of up to five people per session, or up to 400 visitors in total.
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