Emperor, empress host autumn garden party

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Emperor Akihito (L in front) and Empress Michiko, followed by Crown Prince Naruhito (R in 2nd line) and Prince Akishino, walk toward guests during an autumn garden party at the Akasaka Imperial Garden in Tokyo on Nov. 2, 2014. Around 2,100 guests were invited to the garden party hosted by the emperor and empress.

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