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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Could someone explain. There’s the Japanese royal family but then is there a whole level of aristocracy from whom they normally choose their mates? [/quote] After WWII the emperor was striped of all his power and 11 out of the 12 branches of royalty lost their titles. Correct me if I'm wrong, but in Japan it is impossible for a royal to marry another royal because the pool is so small and they're all first cousins.[/quote] Most of them marry commoners, that wasn’t the issue. This guy was poor and his single mother financed his college education with money from an ex lover. Unfortunately they got a reputation and it stuck, the whole country dislikes them with a passion. There is also a theory that her father is playing the part of disapproving of the marriage but secretly her family financed his law school so to create a path for the couple to get out of there.[/quote] Kei Komuro won a full-ride scholarship on his own merits. And he's recently won a New York State Bar Exam award for his legal writings. He's smart. [b]Kei Komuro, a paralegal at the Okuno & Partners law firm in Japan, will attend Fordham Law School starting in August. Mr. Komuro and Japan’s Princess Mako announced in September 2017 that they plan to marry. Mr. Komuro has received the Michael M. Martin Scholarship. The Martin Scholarship is a merit scholarship covering the full cost of tuition from Fordham Law based on his strong academic and other credentials. The Martin Scholarship is not a loan and does not need to be repaid. He will enter the law school’s one-year LL.M. program and then hopes to continue for two more years to receive a J.D.[/b][/quote] Fordham Law isn’t that great a school. They do give away a lot of scholarship money though. [/quote]
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