Former Princess Mako, now formally Mrs. Komuro, and her husband Kei Komuro left Japan for New York on Nov. 14 to make a fresh start away from the glare of public opinion, much of it negative ...

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 ...

Although they had not seen each other for three years until recently, newlyweds Kei and Mako Komuro expressed their heartfelt feelings and the love for each other that led to their marriage at a ...

Princess Mako said the plan for her to marry Kei Komuro is still on, despite more than two years having passed since the postponement of the marriage was announced. “For us, a marriage is a ...

Mako and her new husband Komuro Kei spoke about the unprecedented public scrutiny they faced on their path to marriage. "I know that there are many opinions about my marriage with Kei," Mako told ...

Mako, now known simply as Mako Komuro, stoked controversy and social media bashing with her decision to marry lawyer-in-training Kei Komuro after weekly magazines had a heyday reporting on his ...

In 2017, Crown Prince Fumihito's eldest daughter, 32, sent shockwaves through the country when she announced she was giving up her royal title to marry Kei Komuro, her long-term boyfriend.

Mako, the eldest daughter of Crown Prince Fumihito and niece of reigning Emperor Naruhito, tied the knot with university sweetheart Kei Komuro, a commoner, in Tokyo after an eight-year engagement.

Fumihito also has two other children - Prince Hisahito of Akishino, 17, and Mako Komuro, 32 - who gave up her title after marrying her husband Kei Komuro. The Crown Prince followed his brother's ...