Japanese emperor at 1964 Tokyo Olympic opening ceremony

Japanese emperor at 1964 Tokyo Olympic opening ceremony

File photo taken in October 1964 shows Japanese Emperor Hirohito declaring open the Tokyo Olympics at National Stadium.

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