On Monday, Japanese Thangagiving Day, at midnight the Imperial ritual of celebrating the harvesting of the new crop was held in the Imperial Palace, and, in the absence of the Emperor, the Prince Regent. conducted the services.
'The Prince Regent motored back to the Akasaka Palace which is about a mile-and-a-half from the Imperial Palace shortly before one in the morning. pre. cautions were taken, hundreds of police, literally, being stationed along' the route, route that was empty as any street anywhere would be at such an ungodly hour. The reason, the police afterwards does not go anywhere without having a strong guard about him. This is sufBclent that the old-time, unswerving the Throne is badly frayers tot the Britain: of the East prohibited without permission.
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