The Japanese princess and her husband have a huge "support", life is not as difficult as rumored

The real life of Japanese princess Mako and her husband after abandoning the royal family always attracts public attention.

Many sources believe that, after leaving the lavish palace, the ordinary life of this strong princess will have to struggle, struggling to make a living every day like ordinary working people. There is a l.ot of information such as the princess difficult to get a job, her husband failed the lawyer exam, or the visa expired in the US...

However, even though she is no longer a member of the royal family, the b.lood relationship is still there, the face of the Japanese Royal Family is still there, so the information about the princess being abandoned, abandoned to live hard is inherently completely lacking. base, even husband and wife Mako and Kei Komuro are fully capable of living well for the rest of their lives, not having to suffer because of food and m.oney.

Mako Komuro, ie the former Princess Mako of Japan and her husband Kei Komuro, despite having been to the US for nearly half a year, has always been the focus of discussion of the country's media. So far, the young couple's future plans are said to be facing many difficulties because of consecutive failures in the lawyer's exam, job instability and uncertainty about getting a visa to stay in foreign countries.

To live in p.rosperous New York - the most expensive city on the planet, Kei Komuro's current legal assistant salary of about 6 million yen a year is just enough to pay the rent. Because of strong public opposition, former Princess Mako refused a dowry worth 152 million yen (about 30 billion VND) before getting married. Mako herself now works at the MET museum but as an unpaid volunteer. So many people have always questioned where Komuro and his wife get the m.oney to ensure their daily life.

Recently, the Japanese media has revealed that the financial problems of the royal couple are absolutely nothing to worry about and they are capable of living comfortably for a long time. Although she did not receive a dowry from people's taxes, Mako still had her own property before getting married. When she was still a Princess, she received a salary each year for her royal activities. This accumulated amount is estimated at about 100 million yen (about 18 billion VND).

However, this amount, even if it is large, is not enough for two people to live comfortably in the United States for the rest of their lives. "Commoner" Mako Komuro still has another special support, which is her paternal grandparents - Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko.

An official from the Royal Household Agency revealed: "Currently, His Majesty and his wife are thinking of handing over their private property to Mako, his nephew who is living in a foreign country." For a long time, Mako has always been very close to the Emperor and his wife because she is their first grandchild.

The Japanese royal family has strict rules for managing members' assets. The Constitution stipulates that members of the royal family who give gifts or valuable property to others require a vote of the National Assembly. However, they still have the right to donate assets under 18 million yen (more than 3 billion dong) per year without passing a vote. The m.oney given by the Emperor and the Empress to his granddaughter will still be taxed normally according to the law.

Experts say that depending on Mako's living conditions, from now on, her grandparents will probably provide a certain amount of m.oney every year. Because it is deducted from private property, this is not counted as "public property".

It is known that the private assets of the members of the Japanese royal family are not large, but they mainly live on salaries from the annual budget. But Empress Michiko is a very rich person. She originally came from a great bourgeois family and received a private inheritance from her billionaire father, unrelated to royal property.

Before being married into the royal family, the private property of the Upper Empress was publicly announced as 1.87 billion yen (about 336 billion VND). Most of them are financial assets managed in the form of stocks and deposits. She then commissioned a non-life insurance company to manage her assets. After decades, this amount is said to have "proliferated", increasing significantly compared to the original.

Thus, it can be seen that, under the support of the royal family and activities when she was a Japanese princess, Mako will never leave her miserable life as reported by the public. The fact that she married and became a commoner was a choice for love and happiness, not a preference for hard work. Not to mention Mako's husband is also a highly educated person, even if he failed the exam in the US, with his current degree, he can have a good job anywhere in the world. Life may not take a golden spoon, drive a luxury car, wear expensive clothes like the elite, but there will be absolutely no struggle to make a living like the way the poor working people live because Mako will always be a part. the face of the Japanese Imperial Family.

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