Emperor confers top honors on 13 people

Emperor confers top honors on 13 people

TOKYO, Japan - Thirteen men, including former Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiromu Nonaka and former Tohoku University President Junichi Nishizawa, pose for a photo with their wives at the Imperial Palace on Nov. 7 after being given awards by Emperor Akihito.

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