On the afternoon of July 26th local time, as the son-in-law of Japanese crown prince - Prince Fumihito Akishinomiya, Kei , appeared near the Armory of Park Avenue in New York City. With a ponytail, he had just completed the New York State bar exam held that day, and this was also the third time he took this exam to . It is reported that the exam is divided into two days, and when Kei Komuro appears on the camera, it is the first day of the exam.
The 30-year-old Japanese royal prince consort is wearing a wrinkled small checkered shirt. Although judging from the embroidery pattern on the shirt, this is a brand that is quite popular among the middle class, Kei Komuro still wears the feeling of a "tramp", with a bit of decadence and laziness. I wonder if he intends to do so.
It is reported that the fluorescent green bracelet on Komuro Kei's wrist is not a decoration, but a label for candidates.
Kei Komuro took the exam last time in February this year, when he was also combed his ponytail. This is a way for him to "set his ambition" and he won't cut his hair if he doesn't pass the exam.
Before officially marrying Mako Princess , Kei Komuro had already taken a lawyer exam and ended up losing. This has also caused quite a lot of discussion in Japan. Many Japanese people are worried about the future of Mako . After all, if you don’t get a lawyer’s license, Kei Komuro’s income will not increase. It is not easy to live in New York with the income of a lawyer.
But fortunately, this exam does not limit the number of times, so Kei Komuro can still take it once every six months or so. I don’t know if he can get what he wants this time. As the saying goes, “Things can’t be three things”, maybe it’s his turn to be lucky.
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I have to say that Mako has made great sacrifices in order to marry Kei Komuro, and she didn't even have a decent wedding. Needless to say, she is a princess, even an ordinary girl, this is a big regret.
However, judging from Mako's appearance after she moved to New York, she was quite happy. She seemed to have finally gained freedom, and felt that she had more vitality and her eyes were bright, not as dull as when she participated in the event with the title of princess.
Kei Komuro, who walked out of the examination room, seemed to be in good condition. Although he did not receive the greeting from his beloved wife outside the examination room, he also met his fellow countrymen. A Japanese woman wearing a dress but with trousers chatting with Kei Komuro on the street. It seems that she was very happy to be able to meet her husband in a foreign country.
For a long time, Komuro Kei's height has always been criticized by people who don't like him. From the photos, it can be seen that he does not have any advantages in height. In his shorts, his furry legs are quite eye-catching, and even his thighs are covered with thick hair. It seems that he has no problem with hair growth. No wonder he uses the method of long hair to "set his mind". There is really no need to worry about hair loss .
It is reported that Kei Komuro is currently working for a company headquartered in New Jersey, while he and Mako live in a high-end apartment building in the Hell Kitchen area of Manhattan, where house rents are generally not low. The monthly rent for the one-bedroom they live in is $4,809 (about RMB 32,500).
Although it is not easy to afford a high-rent house with Komuro Kei’s salary (this is inferred by the outside world), Mako has a certain amount of savings, and although she nominally rejected the "new wedding money" from the Japanese government, she thought that as the Japanese crown prince and crown prince’s parents would not treat her badly.
On the other hand, Mako did not work as director in a museum district like the rumored past. She was only engaged in part-time work, especially if she had works by Japanese artists to hold exhibitions, she would be entrusted with important tasks, but her salary was not disclosed to the outside world.
