Japanese Princess Kako in Greece

Japanese Princess Kako in Greece

Japan's Princess Kako (C) visits the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens on May 28, 2024, during her official visit to Greece to mark 125 years since the establishment of diplomatic ties between the countries.

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