Crown Prince Naruhito attends pediatric surgeons' meeting

Crown Prince Naruhito attends pediatric surgeons' meeting

KOBE, Japan - Crown Prince Naruhito delivers a speech during an opening session of the Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons at a hotel in Kobe on May 24, 2010. Some 400 pediatric surgeons from countries around the Pacific Rim are taking part in the five-day meeting. (Kyodo)

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