Princess Aiko Visits Imperial Mausoleums Ahead of Official Visit to Singapore

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

On 30 October 2026, Princess Aiko visited the Musashi Imperial Mausoleum of Emperor Showa and the Musashi East Imperial Mausoleum of Empress Kojun ahead of her official visit to Singapore, scheduled for November 17–21. During the visit, she offered sacred branches and bowed in prayer at both mausoleums in Hachioji, Tokyo.

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Singapore. During her visit from November 17 to 21, Princess Aiko is scheduled to pay a courtesy call on President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and attend a dinner hosted by the President. This will be Princess Aiko’s second official overseas visit.

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer

Princess Aiko wearing a long grey dress, she offered sacred branches at each mausoleum and bowed in prayer
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