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The Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Tsuneo Matsudaira snapped as they were strolling under the Japanese cherry blossoms which are now in full bloom in Potomac Park, Washington. The blossoms are the greatest spring-time attraction in the National Capital
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Credit lineThe Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Tsuneo Matsudaira snapped as they were strolling under the Japanese cherry blossoms which are now in full bloom in Potomac Park, Washington. The blossoms are the great. 1923. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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