Prince Akishino in Paraguay

Prince Akishino in Paraguay

ASUNCION, Paraguay - Japanese Prince Akishino (L in back), now on a four-day tour of Paraguay to mark the 70th anniversary of Japanese immigration to the country, visited a Japanese school in Asuncion on Nov. 3.

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