The Children of the Crown Prince of Japan

The Children of the Crown Prince of Japan

The Children of the Crown Prince of Japan. From left: Their Imperial Highnesses Prince Hirohito (1901-1989), Prince Nobuhito (1905-1987) and Prince Yasuhito (1902-1953) of Japan. It would appear that the traditional dress for a young child (regardless of gender) was thus for those up to 2-3 years old in both Europe and Japan (re. Prince Nobuhito - centre). Date: circa 1907

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  • 1907/12/31 00:00:00
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