Prince Harry in Japan Photo: Aflo
On August 9, 2023, in a gray suit, Prince Harry attended the charity event “ISPS The Power of Sport Special Summit” hosted by the International Society for the Promotion of Sport (ISPS).
Along with Nacho Figueras (46), a polo player and friend who came to Japan with him, he participated in a panel discussion and spoke about the wonders of sports, saying, “Sports have the power to bring people together.”
Attending a charity event Photo: Aflo
Prince Harry, who had arrived the day before, said, “The Kobe beef steak was amazing. I had it for dinner last night and lunch today. Japanese culture – warmth, caring and sincerity – each one is unique and very special.” ‘ commented.
He continued, “I remember coming to Japan for the first time four years ago for the Rugby World Cup. If everyone accepts me, I want to live in Japan. I look forward to coming,” he said.
Prince Harry at the 2018 Santa Valley ISPS Handa Polo Cup Photo: Getty Images
Nacho also revealed that he will be heading to Singapore with Prince Harry, saying, “Next is Singapore.
Santa Valley is a charitable organization founded by Prince Harry in 2006 with Prince Seeso, 57, of the Lesotho royal family. As part of the support, the ISPS and polo tournament “Santa Valley ISPS Handa Polo Cup” is held every year, and this year it is scheduled to be held in Singapore on the 12th of this month (local time).
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When the same tournament was held in England in 2018, Princess Meghan (42) attended together, but this time she did not accompany her. According to a source who told the US newspaper “New York”, Meghan went to see Taylor Swift (33)’s tour performance in California on the 8th (local time).
Speaking of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, they were just recently spotted enjoying a dinner date together. In addition, after the event in Tokyo, Prince Harry reportedly visited Itoya in Tokyo Midtown with Nacho to look for souvenirs for Meghan! Despite rumors of an affair, Prince Harry and Meghan appear to be on good terms.
