Crown Prince Naruhito watches miniature of Kasato Maru

Crown Prince Naruhito watches miniature of Kasato Maru

BRASILIA, Brazil - Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito watches a miniature of the ship Kasato Maru after attending a ceremony organized by the Brazilian parliament in Brasilia on June 18. June 18 marks the 100th anniversary of the arrival at Santos port, southeastern Brazil, of the ship carrying the first 781 Japanese immigrants to the South American country. The Kasato Maru left Kobe, Japan, in April 1908. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

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