Mako Komuro is simply dressed. Chilling shopping in New York – no custodian
Mako Komuro is simply dressed. – On November 23, Daily Mail reports special progress after Mrs. Mako Komuro or Former Princess Mako Buddha image Prince Fumihito and Phra Bhatiya in Emperor Naruhito of Japan After a simple marriage with Mr Kei Komuro Husband at the end of Oct. and renounced his dignity as a commoner before moving to live in New York City, USA, since November 14
According to reports, Mako came to the shop to buy things by herself. and wear a simple outfit, a t-shirt, wide-leg jeans, a long coat, and leather boots. and shoulder bag
Different from the image when he was a royal family, which was known as Mako. Including the royal family who are women will wear sweet colored skirts. A small handbag, a hat, a pearl necklace and high heels.
The 30-year-old former royal is seen in exclusive DailyMail.com photos for the first time since she moved to New York last week, shopping at Bed Bath & Beyond.
The media said Mako stopped by Bed, Bath and Beyond and spent about an hour shopping for household items such as towels, hangers, baskets and toilet paper. By Mako shopping alone and no guards around him.
In addition to seeing Mako living like a normal person. On the same day, the former princess also experienced wandering. and had to ask many passers-by about where to go next Even so, Mako was puzzled by the path, and many times he walked and returned to the same place. But eventually managed to return to the apartment where Mr. Komuro was waiting and helped Mako carry things into the lodge.
At one point Mako appeared lost and had to ask multiple people for directions often walking back and forth on a street multiple times until she got her bearings.
Mako’s casual get up is a far cry from the formalwear and modest attire she was often seen wearing back home.
The shopping trip marks the first time the former Japanese royal is spotted out and about in the Big Apple since leaving Tokyo.
Before landing in the US last Sunday, Mako declined the offer of 140million yen payment to which she was entitled for leaving the imperial family and is expected to find a job in New York.
Kei Komuro, a graduate of Fordham University law school, has a job at a New York law firm. He has yet to pass his bar exam.
Mako’s loss of royal status comes from the Imperial House Law, which allows only male succession.
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