Imperial baby named Prince Hisahito, with hope of long life

Imperial baby named Prince Hisahito, with hope of long life

TOKYO, Japan - A poster informing people of the name of the newborn imperial baby, Prince Hisahito, is shown at Tokyo's Mejiro district on Sept. 12. The baby is the first son of Prince Akishino and his wife Princess Kiko. (Kyodo)

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