Japan's princess Mako behaves strangely with her commoner husband after 2 weeks of marriage, raising conflicting suspicions

Recently, the media reported that Tatsuhiko Kawashima, the father of Crown Princess Kiko and the grandfather of former Japanese Princess Mako, passed away on the morning of November 4 at a hospital in Tokyo, aged 81.

Mako's grandfather, a professor emeritus of Gakushuin University, passed away after being hospitalized for treatment for half a month on October 19. On the afternoon of November 3, former Princess Mako was seen alone visiting her grandfather at the hospital without her new husband Kei Komuro accompanying him. The image of Mako with lost, emotionless eyes looking out makes many people sad.

Before that, Crown Princess Kiko and her two daughters Mako and Kako also visited him at the hospital. There is no information about the illness that led to Mr. Kawashima's hospitalization and the cause of death. Japanese media reported that many reporters gathered at the hospital where Mako's grandfather died to report.

Meanwhile, the former Japanese princess was seen leaving the hospital on the afternoon of November 4 with a tired, somewhat exhausted face. She wears a black outfit, bare-faced, and seems to be trying to hold back her tears. Mr. Kawashima died just 9 days after Mako married his civilian boyfriend Kei Komuro on October 26.

On October 29, Mako and her newlywed husband were seen visiting their grandfather at the hospital. During this visit, Mako expressed concern and was encouraged by her husband. Mr. Kawashima's health deteriorated before his granddaughter's wedding, which drew the attention of Japanese public opinion. Earlier, many Japanese people asked Mako to postpone the wedding to wait for Mr. Kawashima to recover.

According to Kyodo, Mr. Tatsuhiko Kawashima is famous for his simple lifestyle. As a professor of economics, he lives in the faculty dormitory of Gakushuin University in Tokyo with his family. This is also where Crown Princess Kiko lived before marrying Crown Prince Akishino in 1990. Mr. Tatsuhiko Kawashima graduated from Tokyo University's Department of Economics in 1964 and went on to obtain a Master's degree at this University. Mako's grandfather also had time to study abroad. In 1971, he obtained his PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, USA. A year later, he taught at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania before moving back to Tokyo.

During a two-year period from 1977, Mr. Kawashima also conducted research at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Austria. Former Princess Mako used to stay at a friend of her grandfather's in Vienna during summer vacation when she was 14 years old. Mr. Kawashima is respected and loved by the Japanese people for his dedication as well as his standard and simple lifestyle.

Besides, a question raised by the public is whether Kei Komuro will attend the funeral of his wife's grandfather. And to answer this question, on the afternoon of November 6, the family of the Crown Prince of Japan and former Princess Mako and his wife moved to the mansion in Shinjuku (Tokyo) to attend the funeral of Professor Tatsuhiko Kawashima, the father's father. of Crown Princess Kiko and Mako's maternal grandfather.

At about 3:30 pm, Mako and her husband left the apartment to move by taxi to his grandfather's house, according to them, there were 2 familiar escorts. About 15 minutes later, the Japanese crown prince and his wife and two children, Princess Kiko and Prince Hisahito also appeared from two black cars.

According to the Japanese royal family, the funeral is private, attended only by family members, this is also the will of the deceased. An aide revealed in the media that the family is deeply saddened by the passing of Professor Tatsuhiko Kawashima.

After that, the family of the Crown Prince of Japan left at about 5 pm. Meanwhile, Mako and his wife stayed later, about 8pm they took a taxi back. The former Japanese princess showed a sad face but did not forget to bow to the crowd and the press gathered on both sides of the road. Kei Komuro kept a calmer expression.

A video shared on the media recorded the arrival and departure of Mako and his wife and the family of the Crown Prince of Japan. One of the details that caught the public's attention was the moment Mako turned around quickly, not waiting for her husband.

Accordingly, when their car arrived at the funeral site, the concubine carefully bowed to everyone, while Mako was also seen looking down at the back and then quickly turned around, not looking at Kei Komuro. rushed inside. Kei Komuro stroked his hair and quietly followed his wife. Japanese public opinion is most interested in Kei Komuro's expression in this latest appearance. Concubine kept a calm face, did not hesitate to contact the camera lens, he even bowed to the reporter. Some netizens commented that Kei Komuro really has a "spirit of steel" when strongly facing public opinion after all the noise during the past time.

Many people think that Mako seems to behave coldly with her husband and is in a more "active" position than Kei Komuro. Instead of waiting for each other to walk together, Mako moved forward alone. Before that, she was seen returning to visit her parents alone after 7 days of marriage, making many people wonder. However, some suggested that Mako might be afraid to come into contact with the lenses, so she rushed in first without waiting for her husband.

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