Prince Mikasa, Princess Kako in New Year's greetings

Prince Mikasa, Princess Kako in New Year's greetings

TOKYO, Japan - Prince Mikasa (R), 99-year-old uncle of Emperor Akihito, and Princess Kako, one of the emperor's granddaughters, wave to well-wishers from a balcony of the Chowa-Den at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo in New Year's greetings on Jan. 2, 2015. (Kyodo)

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