Japanese Princess Kako

Japanese Princess Kako

Japanese Princess Kako waves on her way to visit the Imperial Palace in Tokyo to meet Emperor Naruhito on Oct. 31, 2023, ahead of her official 10-day trip to Peru from Nov. 1.

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