From left: Japanese Ambassador to Switzerland Ryuhei Maeda, Crown Prince Naruhito and Bern Mayor Alexander Tschaeppaet look up at the Zytglogge tower in Bern, Switzerland, on Wednesday. The crown prince is on a one-week official visit to Switzerland to mark the 150th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two countries. Crown Princess Masako is not accompanying him on this trip.
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SauloJpn
Look at the Nikkey is over 15.000 again, that is crazy!
nath
Heaven forbid she should get a glimpse of life outside the nirvana of Japan!
ReformedBasher
Hopefully not a pigeon or seagull.
M3M3M3
It looks like someone forgot to tell the Crown Prince and the Ambassador that the cool biz decree doesn't extend at the way Switzerland.
ReformedBasher
Apart from the years she spent living in the US, the holidays she spent in France and time spent studying in England?
I guess you think this woman who speaks 5 languages and studied International Relations, among other things, should step outside of the palace kitchen sometime and see more of the world, right?
Only then would she be worthy to meet with your approval?
KnowBetter
It's a bird,... no.
It's a plane,... no.
IT'S GOJIRA!!!... uh, no.
Kumamon?... no.
A giant cuckoo clock building?... um, well..... yes.
Ah so desu... so so so so,... sonotori desu
HAI wakarimashita!
Nat Turner
Maybe the Crown Prince and company are being shown the "Moor's Head" as "The “Moors guild” was "established in the 14th century in the municipality of Bern", no one needs reminding of the importance of finance for Switzerland, however many have forgotten the revered position of the "Black-a-Moor", not only in Switzerland but throughout all of pre slavery Europe. http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss_news/Is_the_emblem_of_a_Bern_guild_racist.html?cid=38740706