U.S. Ambassador Kennedy replies to students' letter

UDA, Japan - The picture of U.S. Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy is seen on the screen set up at Ouda High School in Uda, Nara Prefecture, during the all-school assembly on May 26, 2014. Kennedy, who visited a temple in the western Japanese city during her honeymoon in 1986, wrote in her reply to a letter from high school students that she loves to talk about the future with students, adding tempura and Japanese snacks are among her favorite foods.

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