Seiko Matsuda, husband agree to divorce

TOKYO, Japan - Popular Japanese vocalist Seiko Matsuda meets reporters in Tokyo on Dec. 7. She announced she and her husband, dentist Hiroyuki Hatano, have agreed to divorce. The couple tied the knot May 25, 1998, Matsuda's second marriage.

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