Japan emperor ahead of Indonesia visit

Japan emperor ahead of Indonesia visit

Japanese Emperor Naruhito attends a press conference at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on June 15, 2023, ahead of a weeklong official visit to Indonesia together with Empress Masako from June 17. (Pool photo)

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