Producer, singer in pop group 'globe' to marry

Producer, singer in pop group 'globe' to marry

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuya Komuro (L in file photo), a popular musician and producer of a number of gold records, and Keiko Yamada (R in file photo), a vocalist in his group ''globe,'' will marry, they said on Oct. 6. Komuro, 43, and Yamada, 30, plan to get married in Tokyo on Nov. 22. (Kyodo)

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