CORRECTED)(2)Princess Masako in rite for late Princess Takamatsu

CORRECTED)(2)Princess Masako in rite for late Princess Takamatsu

TOKYO, Japan - Crown Prince Naruhito (R) and his wife Princess Masako (L, rear) arrive at the residence of the late Princess Takamatsu in Tokyo's Minato Ward on March 27 to join other members of the imperial family in a traditional rite to mark the 100th day after the death of the late princess. Princess Masako has been absent from many formal engagements duties due to poor health. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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