Crown Prince Naruhito visits Aichi Pref.

Crown Prince Naruhito visits Aichi Pref.

NAGOYA, Japan - Crown Price Naruhito (C) visits Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' Nagoya Aerospace Systems Works Tobishima Plant in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on July 9, 2014, to see the H2A launch vehicle. (Pool photo)

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