Princess Mako spends summer in Austria on homestay trip

VIENNA, Austria - Princess Mako (C), the 14-year-old eldest daughter of Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko, views the city of Vienna on Aug. 11 during her two-week homestay trip in the suburbs of Vienna.

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