Three female members of the Imperial Family have continuously supported the Imperial Family from behind the scenes during the Reiwa era.

Princess Hanako of Hitachi, Princess Hisako of Takamado, and Princess Nobuko of Tomohito—each of their lives has been marked by untold trials and quiet determination.

Princess Hanako married into the Imperial Family after only one arranged marriage meeting.

Princess Hisako overcame the sudden loss of her beloved husband and inherited his will.

And Princess Nobuko, after 7 years and 10 months of silence and illness, became the head of a new Imperial Household.

Why are these three indispensable to the Imperial Family of the Reiwa era?

We quietly trace the lives of these three women, who have supported the Imperial Family for many years while watching over Empress Masako and Princess Aiko, along with precious anecdotes.

What are your thoughts on the lives of these three female members of the Imperial Family?

We would be grateful if you could share any memorable images or anecdotes in the comments section.

[Table of Contents]
00:00 Three Female Members of the Imperial Family Supporting the Reiwa Era
01:29 Princess Hanako of Hitachi - A Single Arranged Meeting
09:47 Princess Hisako of Takamado - A Sudden Separation and Her Husband's Last Wishes
18:12 Princess Nobuko of Tomohito - 7 Years and 10 Months of Silence
28:57 The Reasons Why These Three Support Empress Masako and Princess Aiko

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📖 Main Reference Materials (Titles omitted)
① Imperial Household Agency Official Website "Biography" kunaicho.go.jp
② Nikkei Shimbun "Princess Akiko to become head of Mikasa-no-miya family; Princess Nobuko to remain independent, recognized by the Imperial Household Economy Council" (September 30, 2025)
③ Jiji.com "Princess Akiko to become head of Mikasa-no-miya family; Princess Nobuko to remain independent - Imperial Household Economy Council" (September 30, 2025)
④ NTV NEWS NNN/Yahoo! News "Princess Akiko to become head of Mikasa-no-miya family" (September 30, 2025)
⑤ Jiji.com "Princess Hisako to attend Japan's World Cup match; also attends Swedish royal ceremony" (June 4, 2026)
⑥ Asahi Shimbun/Yahoo! News "Princess Hisako Takamado Departs for World Cup Viewing" (June 10, 2026) Reporter: Yasuhiko Shima (Photography)
⑦ Akimitsu Takamori Official Blog "Princess Hisako Takamado Expresses Deep Interest in 'Female Emperors' in Her Lecture" (June 23, 2023) a-takamori.com
⑧ etcetera-japan "Princess Hisako Takamado Makes Interesting Remarks Regarding Female Emperors...!" (June 1, 2023)
⑨ Livedoor News "Princess Nobuko's Cataract Surgery Successfully Completed" (March 4, 2024)
⑩ Fusosha Author Page "Princess Hisako Takamado" fusosha.co.jp
⑪ Japan Camera Museum "Princess Hisako Takamado's Exhibition 'Traveling Netsuke'" jcii-cameramuseum.jp
⑫ Kotobank "Digital Edition" "Japanese Biographical Dictionary + Plus" (Kodansha) "Princess Hanako of Hitachi"
⑬ Wikipedia "Princess Hanako of Masahito", "Princess Nobuko of Tomohito", "Princess Hisako of Norihito", "Tsugaru Yoshitaka"
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