On April 15th local time, The former Japanese princess Mako appeared on the streets of New York City. She was about to start a new day with her straight hair scattered.
Mako, 30, moved from Tokyo, Japan to New York, USA in October last year. Before that, she completed major events in her life. Amid opposition from the Japanese people, she got married to her long-time boyfriend Kei Komuro .
Although according to the tradition of the Japanese royal family, princesses who marry civilians are automatically deprived of their royal titles, it is too harsh to not even hold a decent wedding. However, Mako doesn't seem to care about this. Being able to have a free life can make her more satisfied.
But then again, freedom is relative. After all, he was a princess and got married amid controversy. Mako will inevitably receive attention, and even on the way to work, there are reporters following her.
does not like being disturbed. Mako is very calm and walks over quickly and refuses to answer the reporter's questions.
I have to say that Mako, wearing a black sweater, not only has a tall figure, but also looks full of confidence. Even if she doesn’t wear high heels, she can still walk in with a style, and looks quite beautiful .
Although Mako, who has lived in New York for half a year, has remained silent so far, judging from her condition, she is very satisfied with her current life.
This is what Mako looks like when she is a princess, and she appears at the airport and is watched by crowds. Although she could be called dignified and beautiful at that time, she also felt a little submissive, as if she was bound by her, and her every move was very cautious.
But it's really different in New York. It really feels like a bird rushing out of the cage. No wonder even if all Japan opposes, she has to marry Kei Komuro desperately, and she left Tokyo not long after the marriage.
Compared with the photos before and after marriage, although the clothes are no longer customized and there are no gorgeous jewelry, Mako is much more beautiful now than before.
This is where Mako works - New York Metropolitan Museum of Art , but the position is not the director of a certain area of the museum as mentioned earlier, and is a volunteer without a salary. Of course, this may also be the first step before officially joining the job.
It is reported that Mako, who graduated from Tokyo International Christian University, will participate in the exhibition of works by Japanese painter and sculptor Shinzan Yamada (real name Kazushi Watoshiki, Okinawa).
The museum did not promote the matter of Mako's work, which was considered to be what Mako asked for.
Although Mako's work is not paid for at the moment, she has a relatively generous deposit and does not need to worry about her livelihood for the time being. Even if the rent of the apartment she and Kei Komuro live in is a bit expensive, the single-bedroom apartment costs US$4,809 (about RMB 31,000) per month.
. As for how much Komuro Kei will earn monthly, it is still unknown, but there is a not-so-great news that the Japanese prince consort’s lawyer qualification examination failed again .
Just the day before Mako was photographed on her way to work, Komuro Kei was also photographed going to work, and that day was the day when the results of his legal examination were announced. It is estimated that Komuro Kei didn't know the news at that time.
It is reported that Kei Komuro works for a company headquartered in New Jersey. If he can pass the exam successfully, he will become a formal lawyer and his salary will also rise significantly. However, if he fails the exam, he can only be a paralegal.
Kei Komuro, wearing suits and leather shoes, looks like an orthodox office worker, has a small ponytail to show off her uniqueness. To be honest, this little braid doesn't look very likable, especially in the legal profession that emphasizes appearance, which is even more eye-catching.
However, Kei Komuro seems to want this ponytail to show his personality, and there is another possibility, which is to use hairstyle to motivate himself, "If you don't pass the exam, you won't cut your hair." If this is the case, his hair will still have to be left.
