Princess Mako made a big mistake when she came to the US, revealing an unusual trip to reveal her angering intentions?

Recently, Japanese media reported that former Princess Sayako and her husband used to have to borrow money to buy a house after getting married in 2005 and only paid off in March 2021.

Japan's Jisin newspaper quoted a royal reporter as saying: "Sayako's husband has just been promoted from the Head of the City Planning Department of the Urban Development Bureau to the position of General Manager. Thanks to that, the former princess and her husband have been promoted. pay off the house loan in March of this year."

It is known that after getting married, the couple spent time in an affordable rental apartment in Tokyo. After that, they bought a house for 100 million yen (nearly 20 billion VND) in the Japanese capital. The former princess paid two-thirds of the apartment's value through a royal dowry, while her husband took out a 30 million yen bank loan to pay the rest.

Former Princess Sayako is the only daughter of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko. Sayako met her husband Kuroda while studying at the Imperial Academy. They got married when Kuroda turned 40 and Sayako was 36 on November 15, 2005. Sayako and Kuroda's marriage received the support of the public and the Japanese Imperial Family.

Kuroda's concubine is completely trusted by the people when he is not dependent on his wife's family, trying to improve his job by himself to have money to pay his debt. After the wedding, former Princess Sayako left her royal duties to become a commoner and stay at home as a housewife, often seen going to the supermarket to buy food. The couple's life is extremely private and they have never affected the royal family.

Before this information, many internet users directed criticism at the Mako couple when they were enjoying a free life in the US. Many people commented that Mako's biggest mistake when coming to the US was that she and her husband rented an expensive apartment in the center of New York for more than 100 million VND/month while Kei Komuro's income was limited and Mako did not go. do. The couple is said to rely on Mako's savings to make ends meet. Net users commented that if Mako had chosen a more affordable apartment, the former princess would not have been suspected of still clinging to the royal family. Mako herself does not receive a dowry like Sayako, but has a very prosperous life. The cost of living in New York is expensive, the rent alone has caused them to "stoop" to shoulder, not to mention other costs incurred.

The fact that Mako and her husband still live in a high-class apartment when coming to the US has made Japanese public opinion "hot". They compare Mako to Sayako, a simple-minded person and a forward-thinking husband. Many people commented that it would certainly be difficult for Mako and his wife to buy a house in the US with this incalculable way of spending, especially Kei Komuro's work has not yet prospered to increase income.

On Christmas Eve, former Japanese Princess Mako was seen walking alone with a white gift bag to a luxury apartment complex. On December 30, a number of Japanese news sites released an analysis showing that this trip of Mako had a purpose behind it. According to news site AERA.dot, Mako is said to have visited US diplomat Caroline Kennedy, who currently lives in a $25 million luxury apartment. Caroline is a prominent figure in America. She is the daughter of former President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in a once-famous incident.

Ms. Caroline worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1980. In 2013-2017, Caroline was the first female ambassador to Japan under the Obama administration. Currently, President Biden has nominated Caroline as Australia's new Ambassador on December 15 and will officially take office if approved by the Senate.

Many sources said that during Ms. Caroline's time as Ambassador to Japan, Mako had the opportunity to interact with this famous woman. After coming to the US, this is the first time Mako is seen visiting friends alone carrying a gift bag. Before that, she used to go for walks and hang out with her husband on weekends.

Therefore, this unusual solo trip of Mako makes many people believe that there is a motive behind it. Some Japanese news sites confirmed that Ms. Caroline used to work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where Mako is heading to work, so it is likely that this visit will create conditions for the former Japanese princess to "please ask for a favor." get a job".

If Kei Komuro fails the bar exam in February, the couple's new life in America will be at stake. Kei Komuro will not be able to increase his income while Mako still has no job.

"They want to live in New York, want to escape from a life of public scrutiny. That's why it's important for this couple to find a stable job. Having an income will create conditions for them not to. back to Japan. Life is tough," a source on AERA.dot said.

Many internet users in Japan have expressed frustration about the above information. Many people think that Mako is using her position as a member of the royal family to get a job through meeting with Mrs. Caroline. Because if it was an ordinary citizen, it would not be easy to have the opportunity to meet this famous woman.

Some other comments commented that they find it difficult to understand when more than 1 month has passed, Mako and her husband are still living well in a prime location of New York with expensive prices while their income is tight. Although she went to the US and did not receive a dowry, Mako is still being suspected by the people of receiving royal support to live comfortably in a foreign country.

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