Name of Japan's new era

Name of Japan's new era

Photo taken at the head office of calendar maker Todan Co. in Tokyo on March 29, 2019, shows samples of 2019 desk calendars with a column showing the name of Japan's new era left blank three days ahead of its release by the government. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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