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Kiko PrincessofJapan

Sep 11, 1966

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Relationship : Marriage 29 June 1990 (Fumihito, Prince Akishino) chart Placidus Equal_H.

Family : Change in family responsibilities 23 October 1991 at 11:41 PM (Daughter Mako born) chart Placidus Equal_H.

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Japanese commoner who married Prince Fumihito, later called Prince Akishino. She is the daughter of a university professor and met the Prince while they were university students. They married on 29 June 1990 at the Imperial Palace. Their first child, a daughter, Mako, was born on 23 October 1991, 11:41 PM JST and their second daughter, Kako, was born on 29 December 1994, 9:20 AM. Their son was born by Caesarean section on 6 September 2006 at 8:27 AM local time in Tokyo (per BBC and MSN news reports). Princess Kiko had been admitted to the hospital on 16 August 2006 for placentia previa and other complications and remained there until after the birth of her son, two weeks earlier than his due date. The child was named Prince Hisahito. Link to Wikipedia biography Read less

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Public Profile: Kiko PrincessofJapan (Crown Princess Kiko of Japan)

Kiko PrincessofJapan (Crown Princess Kiko of Japan)

Born on Sunday, September 11, 1966, in Shizuoka-shi, Japan, Crown Princess Kiko is a senior member of Japan’s Imperial Family and the consort of Crown Prince Fumihito (Crown Prince Akishino). She is widely recognized for long-standing commitments to health, welfare, education, and inclusive communication, particularly advocacy related to hearing impairment and sign language.

Birth and background

Full name commonly used in English: Crown Princess Kiko. Birthplace: Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. She studied psychology at Gakushuin University and has maintained an interest in developmental psychology and social welfare throughout her public life.

Current role and focus areas

As Crown Princess, Kiko supports the Crown Prince in official duties in Japan and abroad. Her public work emphasizes:

  • Health and welfare initiatives, including maternal and child well-being.
  • Support for persons with disabilities, with special attention to deaf and hard-of-hearing communities and the promotion of Japanese Sign Language.
  • Youth development, education, and volunteerism.
  • Cultural exchange and international goodwill.

Recent news and public activities (2022–2024)

  • Represented Japan at the coronation ceremonies for King Charles III in the United Kingdom (May 2023), reflecting her role in international goodwill.
  • Undertook an official visit to Peru in late 2023 to mark historic ties and the anniversary of Japanese migration, meeting communities and attending commemorative events.
  • Continued regular domestic engagements, including attendance at conferences on welfare and education, award presentations, and cultural festivals across Japan.
  • Maintained visible support for inclusion and accessibility, appearing at gatherings that highlight sign language and barrier-free communication.
  • Participated, alongside the Crown Prince, in ceremonies and receptions that foster regional revitalization, disaster recovery awareness, and community resilience.

Note: Specific schedules for Imperial Family members are released by the Imperial Household Agency and by accredited Japanese media; details can vary based on national events and protocol.

Social media and official channels

Crown Princess Kiko does not maintain personal public social media accounts. Official updates, photos, and schedules are provided by the Imperial Household Agency (IHA). In 2024, the IHA expanded official digital outreach, adding social channels for institutional reporting on Imperial activities.

Primary source for verified information: Imperial Household Agency website. Always be cautious of impersonation or unofficial fan pages labeled “Kiko PrincessofJapan.”

Recent projects and themes of patronage

  • Inclusion and accessibility: recurring appearances at events that promote sign language literacy and services for people with hearing loss.
  • Public health: support for initiatives that raise awareness of community health, blood donation, and emergency response preparedness.
  • Education and youth: engagement with schools, science and cultural contests, and programs encouraging volunteer service and global understanding.
  • International exchange: participation in goodwill visits and receptions strengthening ties with diaspora communities and partner nations.

Other notable milestones

  • Marriage to Prince Fumihito in 1990; became Crown Princess following the Rikkoshi-no-Rei ceremonies recognizing the Crown Prince in 2020.
  • Family: mother of Princess Mako, Princess Kako, and Prince Hisahito.
  • Public image: respected for a calm, empathetic style and for personally using Japanese Sign Language at relevant events.

How to follow verified updates

For accurate, timely information about Crown Princess Kiko’s activities, rely on the Imperial Household Agency’s official releases and major Japanese newswires and broadcasters. Event programs and host organizations (health, welfare, culture, education) also publish confirmed schedules and summaries after engagements.