Here's to the birthday boy! Eccentric Japanese billionaire Kaoru Nakajima who spent more than $330K 'hiring' an Italian CITY for his 73rd welcomes 1,400 guests from around the world


Here's to the birthday boy! Eccentric Japanese billionaire Kaoru Nakajima who spent more

Kaoru Nakajima has taken over several luxury hotels to accommodate 1,400 guests and secured the use of two top theatres. They have been flown halfway around the world by Mr Nakajima for the event which had been scheduled for his 70th birthday but was postponed by the Covid pandemic. Ticket holders in dinner jackets and evening gowns were today welcomed at the Teatro Massimo in the centre of Palermo for a concert. The venue - the largest in Italy and the third biggest in Europe - is renowned for its perfect acoustics and sits guests in seven tiers of boxes.

 

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