Former Japanese Empress Michiko

Former Japanese Empress Michiko heads to the Imperial Household Hospital on the grounds of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on Aug. 26, 2022. She is suffering from deep-vein thrombosis in her right calf. (Pool photo)

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