(7)Crown Princess Masako gives birth to girl

(7)Crown Princess Masako gives birth to girl

TOKYO, Japan - Hisashi Owada, the father of Crown Princess Masako, smiles as he leaves his home in Tokyo's Meguro Ward on Dec. 1 for the Hospital of the Imperial Household to see his daughter. Crown Princess Masako gave birth to a baby girl at the hospital earlier in the day.

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