After much resistance, the Japanese princess Mmako finally wants to marry. The chosen one is a college friend.
Tokyo – The years of waiting are over for Japan's Princess Mako: On October 26th, she will finally marry her student lover, the commoner Kei Komuro. This was announced by the arch-conservative house yard office on Friday.
On the same day, the two want to appear in front of the press. At the same time, the court yard office announced that the 29-year-old daughter of Crown Prince Akishino suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) – as a result of negative reports in Japan's media. These have been tearing up for years over financial problems in the Komuros family. For this reason, the wedding, which was actually planned for 2018, had been postponed. By marrying a commoner, the princess will leave the court. She and her husband want to live in the USA from now on. dpa
