Prince Hitachi praises history of Japanese immigrants in Bolivia

Prince Hitachi praises history of Japanese immigrants in Bolivia

SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia - Prince Hitachi, younger brother of Japanese Emperor Akihito, addresses a ceremony in Santa Cruz on June 18 to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the first Japanese migration to Bolivia.

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