Mako Komuro Kei-san Arrived in New York, what are your aspirations for a new life?
reporter
“Thank you for your long trip. Can you tell us your aspirations for a new life?”
The plane carrying Mr. and Mrs. Komuro arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, USA at around 10:40 pm Japan time yesterday. After completing the examinations associated with entering Japan, the two of them appeared in the lobby through a route different from that of ordinary passengers.
At this time, the press asked me about my aspirations for a new life, but I gave a nod without answering it at all, and while the New York Police Department was guarding me, I got in a car arranged in advance and left the airport. Did.
The two married on the 26th of last month, and after that, they were preparing for Mako’s passport and visa, obtaining an international driver’s license, and organizing their luggage at an apartment in Tokyo.
Two days before leaving Japan, Kei Komuro met with his mother’s former fiancée and agreed to “solve” financial troubles with a settlement fee of about 4 million yen. While working in New York, she aims to pass the exam in February next year, and Mako is expected to live a new life while supporting it.
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