Japan's Princess Mako, a niece of Emperor Naruhito, marked the 120th anniversary of the start of Japanese immigration to Peru as she attended a commemoration ceremony in Lima on Wednesday."I hope that the history created by Japanese Peruvians will be cherished and passed down to future generations," the 27-year-old princess, who was clad in kimono, said as she delivered a speech before some 500 people a day after she arrived in the country.The eldest daughter of Crown Prince Fumihito, the emperor's younger brother, is on her first official overseas trip since the emperor ascended the throne…READ FULL ARTICLE
