Crown Prince Naruhito to attend Nippon Jamboree's opening

FUJINOMIYA, Japan - Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito waves as he arrives at JR Shin-Fujinomiya station to attend an opening ceremony of the 15th Nippon Jamboree hosted by the Scout Association of Japan. Boys from about 40 countries will take part in the gathering. (Kyodo)

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