Signatures of Japan emperor, empress

TOKYO, Japan - This photo shows a book in which Japanese Emperor Akihito signed his name (two characters on the right side of the page) and Empress Michiko wrote hers (in three characters on the left) when they visited the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa on July 7.

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2009/8/07 00:00:00

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