At the end of the month, Japanese Princess Mako will marry a middle-class student
The long wait for the crown prince’s daughter is over. The home yard office announced the wedding date – and also stated that the 29-year-old suffers from a serious mental illness.
They want to spend their future together in New York: Kei Komuro and his wife Mako are soon to be married. (Archives)
Corner stone
On October 26, Japanese Princess Mako will finally marry her college sweetheart, Kei Komuro. This was announced by the conservative Home Square office on Friday.
At the same time, the yard office announced that Crown Prince Akishino’s 29-year-old daughter suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) – a result of negative reports in the Japanese media. These have been torn apart for years by financial problems in the Komuros family. For this reason, the wedding, which was already scheduled for 2018, has been postponed.
By marrying a commoner, the princess would leave the court. She and her husband want to live in the United States from now on. According to media reports, the two want to abandon the traditional rituals of members of the imperial court at their wedding ceremony. Among other things, they refused to pay compensation that would normally go to members of the imperial family who marry commoners.
The rules of imperial succession in Japan state that Mako loses his title after the wedding. However, Emperor Akihito’s granddaughter does not claim the throne anyway. This is reserved for males.
Fiancé returns to Japan in flashlights
With a huge media frenzy – and after three years of delaying the wedding – Komuro returned home from the United States on Monday. Japanese media had already taken this as a sign that the wedding date might be announced soon.
His comeback was aired live: Kei Komuro.
Photo: Keystone
The 29-year-old’s arrival at an airport near Tokyo was broadcast live. Komuro greeted a whole group of reporters and a thunderstorm of light bulbs. He bowed to reporters and left the airport without comment. According to media reports, this is his first return to Japan since he moved to New York to study law in 2018.
The love story of Japan comparisons with the story of Great Britain, such as Prince Harry gave up all royal titles because of his civil love for Meghan Markle He moved with her to the United States.
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