(2)Hometown awaits birth of royal baby

(2)Hometown awaits birth of royal baby

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows specially made paper-and-bamboo lanterns which resident of Senzoku in Tokyo's Meguro Ward, the hometown of Crown Princess Masako, plan to hold in a parade to celebrate the birth of a royal baby.

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