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Japan 's popular Princess Aiko turns 23 with her future as a royal in doubt.
Aiko graduated from university earlier this year and has been participating in official duties.
Japanese law requires her to renounce her royal status and leave the family if she marries outside the imperial family.
The vast majority of Japan ’s public supports changing the law to allow her to remain a royal and become emperor.
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