Imperial rite halls dismantled

Photo taken Feb. 28, 2020, shows a ceremony held to purify a site at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo following the completion of the dismantlement of the Daijokyu Halls, which were built solely for the Daijosai thanksgiving rite performed by Japanese Emperor Naruhito in November. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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