Japanese Princess Mako ahead of marriage

Japanese Princess Mako ahead of marriage

Japanese Princess Mako heads to offer prayers at the Imperial Palace Sanctuaries in Tokyo on Oct. 19, 2021, ahead of her controversy-hit marriage scheduled later in the month. She will skip traditional wedding ceremonies.

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