Crown Prince Naruhito, wife attend NHK's Japan Prize ceremony

Crown Prince Naruhito, wife attend NHK's Japan Prize ceremony

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito (R) and his wife Princess Masako (L) attend an award ceremony for the Japan Prize International Educational Program Contest sponsored by public broadcaster NHK, or Japan Broadcasting Corp., in Tokyo's Shibuya district on Oct. 28.

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