Princess Masako leaves hospital after shingles treatment

Princess Masako leaves hospital after shingles treatment

TOKYO, Japan - Princess Masako (R), accompanied by her husband Crown Prince Naruhito, leaves the Imperial Palace compound in Tokyo on Dec. 8 after being released from the Hospital of the Imperial Household, where she was treated for shingles. (Kyodo)

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