Emperor, empress visit Miyake for 1st time since volcanic eruption

Emperor, empress visit Miyake for 1st time since volcanic eruption

TOKYO, Japan - Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko talks with villagers during their one-day visit to Miyake Island on March 7. They encouraged islanders in their efforts to rebuild their communities that were devastated by major volcanic eruptions in 2000. (Pool photo

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