(6)Prince Takamado dies of heart failure

TOKYO, Japan - The three children of Prince Takamado leave Keio University Hospital in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward in the early hours of Nov. 22. Their father died of heart failure at the hospital the previous night, after collapsing while playing squash.

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