Mako, former Princess of Japan, and Kei Komuro have remained loyal to each other throughout the controversy caused by their decision to marry Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE ...

After a three-year wait and without a traditional imperial wedding ceremony, Princess Mako officially left the imperial family on Oct. 26 as her marriage certificate with Kei Komuro was accepted ...

After knowing each other since 2012 and battling through three years of a long-distance relationship, including a 13-hour time difference, Japan’s Princess Mako finally married her college ...

Japan's Princess Mako, the eldest daughter of Prince Akishino and granddaughter of Emperor Akihito, will give up her royal status to marry Kei Komuro — a graduate student who works at a law firm ...

Princess Mako entered Gakushuin Primary School in 1998. In her graduation essay, she wrote that she has a broad interest in the arts as well as the creation, conservation and restoration of ...

Japan is facing its own “Megxit” drama as the country’s Princess Mako today officially renounced her royal title by marrying her long-term “commoner” boyfriend. Princess Mako ...

Former Japanese Princess Mako and her commoner husband have arrived in the United States after leaving behind her royal life -- and swells of mounting criticisms -- in Japan. A North Korean group ...

Princess Mako on Oct. 12 visited the graves of her great grandparents, Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako, to inform them of her upcoming marriage to her college sweetheart later this month.

L'ancienne princesse japonaise Mako, déchue de son titre impérial à la suite de son mariage fin octobre avec le roturier Kei Komuro, s'est envolée dimanche avec lui pour New York, où le ...

The couple will move together to New York to start a new life after facing intense scrutiny and criticism in Japan.

Chaque année, au palais d’Akasaka, à Tokyo, l’empereur Naruhito du Japon accueille plus d’un millier de personnalités ...