Takanoumi engaged to Yoko Kondo

Takanoumi engaged to Yoko Kondo

TOKYO, Japan - Maegashira Takanoumi, whose real name is Sadahiro Namioka, poses with his financee Yoko Kondo following their engagement at a Tokyo hotel Dec. 20. They will get married on Feb. 11, 2002.

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