Kimono-clad Japanese girls present flowers to Queen Elizabeth

Kimono-clad Japanese girls present flowers to Queen Elizabeth

LONDON, England - Megumu Umezaki, 7, one of six kimono-clad schoolgirls from a Japanese school in London, presents a bouquet of flowers to Queen Elizabeth at Gunnersbury Park as part of events commemorating her 50-year reign.

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