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Michelle Obama arrived in Japan on Wednesday afternoon on her first visit to the country, as part of a trip to highlight the importance of girls’ education.

The first lady, who stepped off a US government plane wearing a bright yellow dress, was without her husband President Barack Obama for the tour, which will last five days and also includes a visit to Cambodia.

Michelle Obama will meet Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife Akie in separate meetings on Thursday, as well as attend events designed to helping girls in developing countries like Thailand and Indian to go to school.

On Friday she will visit tourist hotspot Kyoto, where she will go to the 1,200-year-old Kiyomizu Buddhist temple. And then she will have a talk with the other officers.

She will fly to Cambodia on Friday afternoon from Osaka. Barack Obama came to Japan in April last year, but his wife was absent because their daughters were at school.

Her arrival coincided with a speech made by former US President Bill Clinton at a Tokyo university Wednesday afternoon alongside US ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy.

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