Newlyweds Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe in Tokyo (3)

Newlyweds Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe in Tokyo (3)

TOKYO, Japan - Legendary movie star Marilyn Monroe (R) and former major-league player Joe DiMaggio arrive at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo's Uchisaiwaicho district. They come to Japan for their honeymoon. The photo was taken in February 1954. (Kyodo)

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