TV personalities Fukawa, Tsuchiya announce divorce

TV personalities Fukawa, Tsuchiya announce divorce

TOKYO, Japan - TV personality Kaori Tsuchiya announces her divorce from Toshikazu Fukawa, also a TV personality, in Tokyo on June 23, 2014. Fukawa held a separate press conference the same day to announce the divorce.

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