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Princess Mako to visit Brazil for 110th anniversary of Japanese migration

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Pay attention to the story because this may be the last public mention of her engagement to that loser that part of the story will fade away during the excitement of the Olympics and she will never marry that guy

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Come on Micheal, she is a female and lawfully useless, so what ever she does accounts for nothing under the Imperial Household rules. I'm confident the IHA will control her life.

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Real quick, can anyone tell me what is her role again? Honest question.

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Last paragraph was not needed.

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From 1908 until the early 1960's South American countries accepted more than one million Japanese immigrants many poor dirt farmers from Kyushu and political people, suspected communists. 250,000 went Brazil and today there 1.5 million Japanese Brazilians.

And Japan returned the favour by accepting about 10 asylum seekers a year. Sounds about right.

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She is so beautiful, there are some fine genes in that family!

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She should visit Copacabana and let her hair down to help with her "preparation". Don't be a stuffy snob like the vast majority of the really privileged ones.

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She looks sad. That family - and the IHA - really screw over the women.

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Shouldn't be long now before her engagement is officially called off.

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I don’t know what it is, but I just find Princess Mako’s very, well, attractive. I wish her happiness.

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She looks sad. That family - and the IHA - really screw over the women.

I agree.

Look how happy Princess kako looked when she returned from the UK recently.

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