Crown Prince Naruhito attends Brazil emigration centennial

SAO PAULO, Brazil - Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito (2nd R) plays the viola in an ensemble during a dinner party at government house in Sao Paulo hosted by Sao Paulo Gov. Jose Serra on June 21 to mark the centennial of Japanese emigration to Brazil. Serra presented the viola, crafted in Sao Paulo, to the prince, and a violin to Crown Princess Masako. Princess Masako was not accompanying the prince in his trip to Brazil. (Kyodo)

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