Former Japan emperor, empress move out of temporary home

Japan's former Emperor Akihito and his wife former Empress Michiko move out of their temporary home in Tokyo on April 12, 2022, as they prepare to complete the process of swapping residences with the current emperor and his family. (Pool photo)

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