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Former Princess Mako of Japan Steps out in Public for First Time Since Leaving Royal Family - Vimarsana News

Former Princess Mako of Japan Steps out in Public for First Time Since Leaving Royal Family

Mako Komuro was photographed in public this weekend for the first time since leaving Japan's royal family. Mako left her royal duties and lifestyle behind in order to marry her college sweetheart, Kei Komuro. They were spotted together in New York City where they now live, in photos published by [...]

Loewe loves Ghibli - Vimarsana News

Loewe loves Ghibli

Loewe Foundation to give three years of financial support to the Ghibli Museum, Mitaka in collaboration with the Tokuma Memorial Cultural Foundation for Animation.

Source: mb.com.ph
Princess Mako's new husband fails his New York bar exam - Vimarsana News

Princess Mako's new husband fails his New York bar exam

According to Japanese broadcaster NHK, Princess Mako's new husband Kei Komuro, 30, phoned a work colleague to inform them of the news over the weekend and said he planned to retake.

Princess Mako and her new husband 'will live in a one-bedroom New York apartment' - Vimarsana News

Princess Mako and her new husband 'will live in a one-bedroom New York apartment'

Princess Mako and her new husband Kei Komuro are planning to move to the U.S. and rent a one-bedroom apartment together in New York City, where Komuro works at a law firm.

How Kei Komuro's controversial romance with Princess Mako proved solid - Vimarsana News

How Kei Komuro's controversial romance with Princess Mako proved solid

Japanese commoner Kei Komuro and Princess Mako of Akishino finally tied the knot on Tuesday despite nationwide protests and public outrage over the controversial union.