Princess Mako Net Worth: How Rich is Princess Mako Actually?

Princess Mako is a part of the Japanese royal dynasty and a previous Princess. She is the oldest child of Prince Fumihito and Princess Kiko, the Crown Prince of Japan. On October 26, 2021, Mako engaged a commoner, Kei Komuro, who gave up her royal status and departed the royal dynasty. Princess Mako has a net worth of $10 million as of 2022.

Full Name	Mako Komuro
Birth Date	October 23, 1991
Birth Place	Tokyo Imperial Palace, Japan
Known as	Former Princess of Japanese Imperial family
Husband	Kei Komuro
Net Worth	$10 million

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Early life

On the 23rd of October, 1991, Princess Mako was born at Tokyo Imperial Palace. Imperial Household Agency Hospital was the place where she was born. Prince Hisahito, Mako’s younger brother, and Princess Kako, Mako’s younger sister, grew up with her.

She attended the Gakushin School for her elementary and secondary school studies. She enrolled at University College Dublin (UCD) in July-August 2010 to pursue an English degree. Princess Mako then transferred to the International Christian University, where she earned a Bachelor degree in Art and Cultural Heritage.

She enrolled at the University of Edinburgh in September 2012 to study art history for nine months, from September 2012 to May 2013. She later earned an MA in Art Museum and Gallery Studies from the University of Leicester. Princess Mako completed the Ph.D. course at International Christian University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences within a few months.

Princess Mako Net Worth & Career

After photographs of Princess Mako wearing sailor fuku surfaced on television in 2004, she became an online idol. After a video containing fanart of her uploads on the video-sharing website Nico Nico Douga, received 340K views and 86K comments, boosting her popularity. When the Imperial Household Agency was contacted about the film, they were unsure how to address the situation since no insults to the Imperial Family were uncovered.

Grand Cordon of the Order of the Precious Crown was bestowed to her on October 23, 2011. She was considered to be an adult member of the Imperial family after that, and she began to attend several formal functions. Despite her status as a member of the Imperial Family, she volunteered in the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami damaged regions in 2011. She didn’t divulge her true identity, though, while working for a good cause. Mako has also worked with the University of Tokyo Museum as a project researcher.

Personal Life

On October 26, 2021, Princess Mako married attorney Kei Komuro. She supposes to marry Komuro in November 2018 but owing to a financial disagreement between Kei and his mother, the wedding was postponed for three years. The imperial family, as well as the general public, were dissatisfied with their wedding as soon as the news of the conflict became public.

Kei, so, issued a 28-page statement in early 2021, in which he stated that the money his mother got from her previous boyfriend was a gift and that he intended to repay it. The wedding place at the government office is a modest ceremony, according to reports publishes in September 2021. Three days after Princess Mako 30th birthday, the wedding date reveal.

Princess Mako married Kei Komuro in the local ward office on October 26, 2021, and as a result of Imperial Household legislation, she lost her royal title and became a commoner. She was set to earn $1.3 million when she left the Royal Family, but she declined and became the first female member of the imperial family to forego a monetary present and an official wedding ceremony.

Mako is to move to New York with her husband, Kei Komuro, who works at the New York legal firm Lowenstein Sandler LLP, according to sources. Her US visa and passport are to be on the way. She will move to her own apartment in Tokyo’s Shibuya area for the time being since she is not permitted to dwell in the royal apartments.