Princess Kiko gives birth to heir to imperial throne

Princess Kiko gives birth to heir to imperial throne

TOKYO, Japan - Prince Akishino (R), accompanied by his two daughters, Princess Kako (C) and Princess Mako, leaves Aiiku Hospital in Tokyo on Sept. 6 after seeing his wife, Princess Kiko, who gave birth to a baby boy on Sept. 6. (Pool photo)

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