Prince Akishino speaks to 1st Japanese immigrants to Paraguay

ASUNCION, Paraguay - Japan's Prince Akishino (L) speaks to first-generation Japanese immigrants to Paraguay at a community hall in the city of La Colmena on Nov. 2. The Japanese immigrants established their first settlements in Paraguay 70 years ago.

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