(5)Princess Masako hospitalized for delivery

(5)Princess Masako hospitalized for delivery

TOKYO, Japan - Well-wishers wave to Crown Princess Masako traveling from her home in Tokyo's Minato Ward to the Hospital of the Imperial Household in Chiyoda Ward on Nov. 30 to give birth to her first baby.

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