Princess Bopha Devi Passed Away

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Japan: The Princess Bopha Devi was also loved and respected by many Japanese.
Dr. Kyuse Enshinjoh, Japanese founder of the World Buddhist Organization Nenbutsushu, held a ceremony this week to honor the spirit of the Princess.
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