Japan's princess Ayako gives up royal status as she marries a commoner in traditional Shinto ceremony



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AT Japanese princess on Monday gives up her royal status as she knits a common in Tokyo shrine.

Princess Ayako, 28, the youngest daughter of a late cousin of Emperor Akihito, married Kei Moriya, a 32-year-old employee of Nippon Yusen, the shipping company.

The wedding takes place in the serene confines of Meiji Jingu, a shrine surrounded by forests in central Tokyo which is dedicated to the spirit of Emperor Meiji's great grandfather.

The event is clearly marked by the recent episode of royal weddings in the UK, which was attended by parades of celebrity guests.

In contrast, the japanese couple exchanged a private wedding ceremony Shinto wedding ceremony 30 people, including family members.

The bride has been dressed in traditional kimono dress and wide layered trousers, while her hair has been sleeked back in distinct aristocratic style.

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