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Japan's Princess Mako Celebrates Final Birthday As Royal Before Wedding
Japan's Princess Mako celebrated her 30th birthday on Saturday, marking the last birthday she would have as a member of the imperial family before she marries her boyfriend next week.
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Japan Expected To Announce Princess Mako's Wedding Soon: Report
Japan's Imperial Household Agency (IHA) is expected to formally announce Princess Mako's marriage to a former college classmate as soon as Friday, media said, following years of intense scrutiny that cast her engagement in an unflattering light.
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Japan Princess To Give Up $1 Million Payment In Controversial Marriage
Japan's Princess Mako is set to forego a one-off, $1-million payment for giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate
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Japanese Princess Rejects $1.2 Million Payout Ahead Of Wedding To Commoner: Reports
The course of true love never did run smooth, but after public controversy and a wedding delay, Japan's Princess Mako is reportedly set to tie the knot and move to America.
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Japan Princess Mako's Boyfriend Attempts To Clear Path For Royal Wedding
The boyfriend of Japan's Princess Mako insisted Tuesday his family had no financial difficulties hanging over them, after reports of a unpaid loan apparently forced a postponement to a fairytale wedding between the two college sweethearts.
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Japanese Princess, Fiance, Both 26, Postpone Wedding, Citing "Immaturity"
Ceremonies related to the marriage of Princess Mako to Kei Komuro are being postponed, the Imperial Household Agency announced Tuesday, only about a month before their Nosai no Gi engagement ceremony was to take place. The agency released a statement by the couple, who are both 26, explaining they "have not had enough time to prepare for the variou...
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Japan Princess Announces Engagement With A Commoner
Japan's Princess Mako and her fiance -- a commoner -- announced their engagement on Sunday, a match which will cost the princess her royal status according to a law that highlights the male-dominated nature of Japan's monarchy.
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Japan's Princess Mako Celebrates Final Birthday As Royal Before Wedding
Japan's Princess Mako celebrated her 30th birthday on Saturday, marking the last birthday she would have as a member of the imperial family before she marries her boyfriend next week.
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Japan Expected To Announce Princess Mako's Wedding Soon: Report
Japan's Imperial Household Agency (IHA) is expected to formally announce Princess Mako's marriage to a former college classmate as soon as Friday, media said, following years of intense scrutiny that cast her engagement in an unflattering light.
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Japan Princess To Give Up $1 Million Payment In Controversial Marriage
Japan's Princess Mako is set to forego a one-off, $1-million payment for giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate
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Japanese Princess Rejects $1.2 Million Payout Ahead Of Wedding To Commoner: Reports
The course of true love never did run smooth, but after public controversy and a wedding delay, Japan's Princess Mako is reportedly set to tie the knot and move to America.
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Japan Princess Mako's Boyfriend Attempts To Clear Path For Royal Wedding
The boyfriend of Japan's Princess Mako insisted Tuesday his family had no financial difficulties hanging over them, after reports of a unpaid loan apparently forced a postponement to a fairytale wedding between the two college sweethearts.
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Japanese Princess, Fiance, Both 26, Postpone Wedding, Citing "Immaturity"
Ceremonies related to the marriage of Princess Mako to Kei Komuro are being postponed, the Imperial Household Agency announced Tuesday, only about a month before their Nosai no Gi engagement ceremony was to take place. The agency released a statement by the couple, who are both 26, explaining they "have not had enough time to prepare for the variou...
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Japan Princess Announces Engagement With A Commoner
Japan's Princess Mako and her fiance -- a commoner -- announced their engagement on Sunday, a match which will cost the princess her royal status according to a law that highlights the male-dominated nature of Japan's monarchy.
