Japanese Empress Masako

Japanese Empress Masako

Empress Masako arrives at the Imperial Palace by car for an imperial ritual to feed silkworms on May 11, 2020. Growing silkworms at the Imperial Palace is a traditional practice carried out by empresses since Empress Dowager Shoken resumed the practice in 1871. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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