Japanese Princess Aiko's trip to visit Ise Jingu shrine

Japanese Princess Aiko's trip to visit Ise Jingu shrine

Japanese Princess Aiko is greeted by Mie Gov. Katsuyuki Ichimi upon her arrival at Toba Station in the central Japan prefecture of Mie on March 26, 2024, during her trip to visit Ise Jingu shrine.

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