Well-wishers register names for Princess Sayako's wedding

Well-wishers register names for Princess Sayako's wedding

TOKYO, Japan - Well-wishers register their names in front of the Imperial Household Agency in Tokyo on Nov. 15 to express congratulations over the wedding of Princess Sayako and Tokyo metropolitan government employee Yoshiki Kuroda.

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