Who said Princess Mako and Kei Komuro didn't want a wedding? They also want to go on their honeymoon! Before marrying Kei Komuro, Mako had always wanted to have a wedding, but something had changed, she still wanted to go on her honeymoon, and this autumn she and her husband might quietly leave for South America.
A Japanese journalist living in New York said, "Kei Komuro's third judicial exam will be announced in late October, and if he fails this time, his law firm 'lawstein sandler' may fire him." Although it is the so-called 'critical moment', the Komuro couple did not feel any sense of crisis. ”
Miss Mako hopes to go on her honeymoon this fall on her first wedding anniversary.
Due to the opposition of her family and the Japanese people, Mako and Komuro's marriage almost became an elopement. Originally scheduled to hold a wedding banquet at the Imperial Hotel, but the money dispute between Komuro's mother, Kayo, was discovered, and the Japanese people paid close attention to the economic problems related to Mako's marriage. Still, Mako has dreams of hosting a small wedding reception.
Miss Mako, who had not even held a wedding banquet, wanted to take advantage of the first wedding anniversary and at least go on a honeymoon' it was natural, but the consulate general was confused about where she wanted to go. ”
As a honeymooner, he chose to travel overseas in Central and South America. Mako had a great impression of this place. According to the aforementioned journalist, Makoto has visited 7 countries, of which 6 countries except Bhutan are Central and South America. Although the road is long and the schedule is very tight, it has been warmly welcomed by various countries and is an unforgettable memory for Mako. Visited Bolivia in 2019. ”
In addition to the places she has been before, Makoko has a special concern, the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador and the ancient capital of Guatemala, Antigua, which are the focus of their research.
However, even the Consulate General of New York cannot be sent away like this, and must contact the embassy of the destination and the Consulate General of Japan in New York to prepare them for reception.
The Komuro couple obtained an international driver's license in Japan and wanted to drive there, but when the Japanese Consulate General in New York said it was recommended that they go to Hawaii for their honeymoon, Mako didn't seem to be very interested, and Mako was not at ease with the local security situation.
With the Japanese government also trembling, will the one-year honeymoon be postponed?
