Japanese Royals Last Updated On | FEB 18, 2026
Royals In May 2025, they welcomed their first child.
The 43-year-old princess will become the head of the Mikasa family By Maria Loreto The heir to the Chrysanthemum Throne is the first male of the imperial family to reach adulthood in four decades The princess has been living in New York for almost four years now, far from the strict rules of the Chrysanthemum Throne. The Imperial Household embraces the digital era with a revamped website featuring immersive views of the Imperial Palace and updated royal profiles. Naruhito's niece has gained significant prominence in recent times, especially since her older sister Mako lost all her titles and privileges upon marrying a commoner. They are making the best of their life and have found hobbies that include volunteering at the Metropolitan Museum By Shirley Gomez Mako had to relinquish her royal titles in order to marry Kei Komuro, a commoner. By Maria Loreto 2022 started with some great royal photos By Andrea Pérez Mako, who will no longer be known as Princess, following her union to a commoner, is expected to move to New York City, where Komuro works at a law firm. By Daniel Neira The couple will live in New York City after they get married. By Fabiana Buontempo Japan’s Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako did not attend their daughter’s graduation due to the COVID-19 pandemic By Alexandra Hurtado Japan’s former Princess Ayako is reportedly pregnant and due later this year By Alexandra Hurtado