Princess Masako, Ichiro featured in 'hagoita' show in Tokyo

Princess Masako, Ichiro featured in 'hagoita' show in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - An exhibition of ''hagoita'' -- ornamental wooden bats -- for this year opens at a Japanese doll shop in Tokyo's Asakusa district Dec. 5. Photo shows (from L to R) bats depicting Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, Seattle Mariners' outfielder Ichiro Suzuki and Crown Princess Masako.

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