Swedish king and queen visit Nagasaki

Swedish king and queen visit Nagasaki

NAGASAKI, Japan - Swedish King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia look at a cenotaph for Swedish botanist Carl Peter Thunberg who came to Japan in 1775 as a medical doctor for a stay of about 16 months.

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