Japan's Princess Kako arrives in Peru

Japan's Princess Kako arrives in Peru

Japan's Princess Kako (R) arrives in the Peruvian capital of Lima in the early hours of Nov. 3, 2023, to attend events marking 150 years of diplomatic ties between the countries.

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