Prince Mikasa bids farewell to son Prince Katsura

TOKYO, Japan - Prince Mikasa, the only surviving paternal uncle of Emperor Akihito, enters a facility in Tokyo's Akasaka district to bid final farewell to his recently deceased son, Prince Katsura, on June 16, 2014. (Pool photo)

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