Prince Takamado unconscious in hospital after collapse

Prince Takamado unconscious in hospital after collapse

TOKYO, Japan - Prince Takamado (file photo) collapsed at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Nov. 21 and remains unconscious. The 47-year-old cousin of Emperor Akihito collapsed while playing squash with Canadian Ambassador to Japan Robert Wright.

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