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The Japanese imperial family

Six public generations of the world’s oldest continuing hereditary monarchy, from Emperor Meiji through Shōwa, Akihito, Naruhito, and the Akishino children.

21 people · 4 generations

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Blood only Nagako · 21
Shigeko Higashikuni 1925–1961 · Tokyo, Japan Atsuko Ikeda b. 1931 · Tokyo, Japan Kei Komuro b. 1991 Mako Komuro b. 1991 · Tokyo, Japan Sayako Kuroda b. 1969 · Tokyo, Japan Yoshiki Kuroda b. 1965 Masako Owada b. 1963 · Tokyo, Japan Takako Shimazu b. 1939 · Tokyo, Japan Michiko Shōda b. 1934 · Tokyo, Japan Kazuko Takatsukasa 1929–1989 · Tokyo, Japan Aiko of Japan b. 2001 · Tokyo, Japan Akihito of Japan b. 1933 · Tokyo, Japan Fumihito of Japan b. 1965 · Tokyo, Japan Hanako of Japan b. 1940 Hirohito of Japan 1901–1989 · Tokyo, Japan Hisahito of Japan b. 2006 · Tokyo, Japan Kako of Japan b. 1994 · Tokyo, Japan Kiko of Japan b. 1966 · Shizuoka, Japan Masahito of Japan b. 1935 · Tokyo, Japan Nagako of Japan 1903–2000 · Tokyo, Japan Naruhito of Japan b. 1960 · Tokyo, Japan

Nagako of Japan

1903–2000

Woman

  • Born. 6 March 1903 · Tokyo, Japan
  • Died. 16 June 2000 · Tokyo, Japan
  • Parents. —
  • Married. Hirohito of Japan
  • Children. Shigeko Higashikuni, Kazuko Takatsukasa, Atsuko Ikeda, Akihito of Japan, Masahito of Japan, Takako Shimazu

Empress Kōjun.

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