Japan's Prince Hitachi (R) leaves at the end of the enthronement ceremony where Emperor Naruhito officially proclaimed his ascension to the Chrysanthemum Throne at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan, 22 October 2019.

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Proclamation ceremony of Japan's Emperor Naruhito enthronement in Tokyo - 22 Oct 2019

Japan's Prince Hitachi, right, leaves at the end of the enthronement ceremony where Emperor Naruhito officially proclaimed his ascension to the Chrysanthemum Throne at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo

Enthronement, Tokyo, Japan - 22 Oct 2019

Japanese Masahito, Prince Hitachi (L) and his wife Hanako, Princess Hitachi attend the 30th Praemium Imperiale Awards Ceremony in Tokyo, Japan, 23 October 2018. The Praemium Imperiale is a global arts prize awarded annually by the Japan Art Association. Five laureates are nominated in the fields of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Music and Theater/Film.

Praemium Imperiale Awards ceremony in Tokyo, Japan - 23 Oct 2018

Japanese Masahito, Prince Hitachi (front-R) waves towards guests and laureates as he leaves with Hanako, Princess Hitachi (L) the 30th Praemium Imperiale Awards Ceremony in Tokyo, Japan, 23 October 2018. The Praemium Imperiale is a global arts prize awarded annually by the Japan Art Association. Five laureates are nominated in the fields of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Music and Theater/Film.

Japanese Masahito, Prince Hitachi waves towards guests and laureates as he leaves the 30th Praemium Imperiale Awards Ceremony in Tokyo, Japan, 23 October 2018. The Praemium Imperiale is a global arts prize awarded annually by the Japan Art Association. Five laureates are nominated in the fields of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Music and Theater/Film.

Japanese Masahito, Prince Hitachi attends the 30th Praemium Imperiale Awards Ceremony in Tokyo, Japan, 23 October 2018. The Praemium Imperiale is a global arts prize awarded annually by the Japan Art Association. Five laureates are nominated in the fields of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Music and Theater/Film.

(Clockwise from top) Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, House of Representatives speaker Tadamori Oshima, House of Councillors speaker Chuichi Date, House of Representatives vice-speaker Hirotaka Akamatsu, House of Councillors vice-speaker Akira Gunji, Imperial Household Agency chief Shinichiro Yamamoto, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, Supreme Court judge Kiyoko Okabe, Supreme Court Chief Justice Itsuro Terada, Princess Hanako and Prince Hitachi attend a meeting of the Imperial Household Council to discuss the timeline for the abdication of Japan's Emperor Akihito at the Imperial Household Agency in Tokyo, Japan, 01 December 2017.

Imperial Household Council meets to discuss schedule of Emperor Akihito's adbication, Tokyo, Japan - 01 Dec 2017

(Clockwise from top) Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, House of Representatives speaker Tadamori Oshima, House of Councillors speaker Chuichi Date, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, Princess Hanako and Prince Hitachi attend a meeting of the Imperial Household Council to discuss the timeline for the abdication of Japan's Emperor Akihito at the Imperial Household Agency in Tokyo, Japan, 01 December 2017.

Masahito Prince Hitachi and Princess Hanako

Latvian Musician Gidon Kremer (r) Bows After Receiving a Medal From Japanese Prince Hitachi (c) During the Awards Ceremony of the 28th Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo Japan 18 October 2016 the Praemium Imperiale is a Global Arts Prize Awarded Annually by the Japan Art Association Five Laureates Are Nominated in the Fields of Painting Sculpture Architecture Music and Theatre/film Japan Tokyo

Japan Arts - Oct 2016

Us Film Director Martin Scorsese (r) Receives a Medal From Japanese Prince Hitachi During the Awards Ceremony of the 28th Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo Japan 18 October 2016 the Praemium Imperiale is a Global Arts Prize Awarded Annually by the Japan Art Association Five Laureates Are Nominated in the Fields of Painting Sculpture Architecture Music and Theatre/film Japan Tokyo

Japanese Prince Hitachi Gives a Medal to Us Architect Steven Holl During the Awards Ceremony of the 26th Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo Japan 15 October 2014 the Praemium Imperiale is a Global Arts Prize Awarded Annually by the Japan Art Association Five Laureates Are Nominated in the Fields of Painting Sculpture Architecture Music and Theatre/film For Its 26th Edition the Praemium Imperiale Awards Have Been Given to French Painter Martial Raysse Italian Sculptor Giuseppe Penone Us Architect Steven Holl South African Playwright Athol Fugard and Estonian-born Composer Arvo Part Japan Tokyo

Japan Arts Praemium Imperiale - Oct 2014

Japanese Prince Hitachi (c) is About to Give a Medal to Us Film Director Francis Ford Coppola (r) During the Awards Ceremony of the 25th Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo Japan 16 October 2013 the Praemium Imperiale is a Global Arts Prize Awarded Annually by the Japan Art Association Five Laureates Are Nominated in the Fields of Painting Sculpture Architecture Music and Theatre/film For Its 25th Edition the Praemium Imperiale Awards Have Been Given to Italian Painter Michelangelo Pistoletto British Sculptor Antony Gormley British Architect David Chipperfield Us Film Director Francis Ford Coppola and Spanish Tenor Placido Domingo Japan Tokyo

Japan Culture Praemium Imperiale - Oct 2013

Spanish Tenor Placido Domingo After Receiving a Medal From Japanese Prince Hitachi (l) During the Awards Ceremony of the 25th Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo Japan 16 October 2013 the Praemium Imperiale is a Global Arts Prize Awarded Annually by the Japan Art Association Five Laureates Are Nominated in the Fields of Painting Sculpture Architecture Music and Theatre/film For Its 25th Edition the Praemium Imperiale Awards Have Been Given to Italian Painter Michelangelo Pistoletto British Sculptor Antony Gormley British Architect David Chipperfield Us Film Director Francis Ford Coppola and Spanish Tenor Placido Domingo Japan Tokyo

Japanese Prince Hitachi (l) Presents a Gold Medal to Danish Architect Troels Troelsen on Behalf of Danish Architect Henning Larsen During the Praemium Imperiale Awards Ceremony in Tokyo Japan 23 October 2012 the Award is Presented Annually by the Japan Art Association For Painting Architecture Sculpture Music and Theater/film Japan Tokyo

Japan Praemium Imperiale - Oct 2012

Troels Troelsen, Hitachi Denmark's architect Troels Troelsen, right, receives a medal prize on behalf of his compatriot and architect Henning Larsen from Japan's Prince Hitachi, left, during an awarding ceremony of the 24th Praemium Imperiale culture award in Tokyo

Japan Praemium Imperiale culture award, Tokyo, Japan

Belgian Crown Prince Philippe (2-l) and His Spouse Princess Mathilde (l) Arrive at a Reception Held at the Belgian Embassy with Japanese Prince Hitachi (2-r) and His Wife Princess Hitachi (r) in Tokyo Japan 12 June 2012 Crown Prince Philippe and Princess Mathilde Are Currently in Japan with a Delegation of More Than 280 Officials and Businesspeople Participating in a Belgian Economic Mission Japan Tokyo

Japan Belgium Royalty - Jun 2012

Japanese Prince Akishino (r) Points to the Sky with Prince Hitachi (l) After They Sent Off Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko at Tokyo International Airport in Tokyo Japan 16 May 2012 the Japanese Emperor and Empress Will Attend the Queen Elizabeth Ii's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations Marking 60 Years of the Queen's Reign Japan Tokyo

Japan Britain Royals - May 2012

Prince Joachim, Princess Marie, Prince Hitachi, Princess Hanako Danish Prince Joachim, left, and his wife, Princess Marie, right, pose with Japanese Prince Hitachi, second from left, and his wife, Princess Hanako, in front of an art work by Danish Queen Margrethe II at The Wild Swans Exhibition in Tokyo . The exhibition, featuring artworks by the queen based on the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale, runs until Nov. 13

Japan Denmark, Tokyo, Japan

Seiji Ozawa, Hitachi, Hanako Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa, right, reacts after receiving a medal from Prince Hitachi during an awarding ceremony of the Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo, . Applauding in the background is Hitachi's wife Princess Hanako

Japan Praeimium Imperiale Culture Award, Tokyo, Japan

Ricardo Legorreta, Hitachi, Hanako Architect Ricardo Legorreta of Mexico, right, shakes hands with Prince Hitachi during an awarding ceremony of the Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo, . Applauding in the background is Hitachi's wife Princess Hanako

Judi Dench, Hitachi, Hanako British actress Judi Dench, right, shakes hands with Prince Hitachi during an awarding ceremony of the Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo, . Applauding in the background is Hitachi's wife Princess Hanako

Anish Kapoor, Hitachi, Hanako Sculptor Anish Kapoor of Britain, right, shakes hands with Prince Hitachi during an awarding ceremony of the Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo, . Applauding in the background is Hitachi's wife Princess Hanako

Seiji Ozawa, Hitachi, Hanako Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa, right, shakes hands with Prince Hitachi during an awarding ceremony of the Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo, . Applauding in the background is Hitachi's wife Princess Hanako

Bill Viola, Hitachi, Hanako Video artist Bill Viola, right, of the United States shakes hands with Prince Hitachi during an awarding ceremony of the Praemium Imperiale in Tokyo . Applauding in the background is Hitachi's wife Princess Hanako

Prince Hitachi and Princess Hitachi of Japan

The 22nd Praemium Imperiale in Honor of Prince Takamatsu ceremony,Tokyo, Japan - 13 Oct 2010

Prince Hitachi of Japan Delivers a Speech at the Exhibition 'Kyoto-tokyo From Samurais to Mangas' on 13 July 2010 at Grimaldi Forum in Monaco Monaco Monaco

Monaco Hitachi - Jul 2010

Prince Hitachi of Japan at the Exhibition 'Kyoto-tokyo From Samurais to Mangas' on 13 July 2010 at Grimaldi Forum in Monaco Monaco Monaco

SAS Prince Albert II of Monaco, Prince and Princess Hitachi Prince Albert II of Monaco with Prince and Princess Hitachi of Japan visit the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

Monaco Japan Exhibition, Monaco

SAS Prince Albert II of Monaco, Prince and Princess Hitachi Prince Albert II of Monaco with Prince and Princess Hitachi of Japan are seen during the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

Prince Hitachi Prince Hitachi of Japan is seen during the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, frpm Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

SAS Prince Albert II of Monaco, Prince Hitachi Prince Albert II of Monaco with Prince Hitachi of Japan are seen during the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

Prince and Princess Hitachi Prince and Princess Hitachi of Japan visit the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

Prince Hitachi Prince Hitachi of Japan poses during the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

SAS Prince Albert II of Monaco, Prince and Princess Hitachi Prince Albert II of Monaco with Prince and Princess Hitachi of Japan poses during the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

Prince and Princess Hitachi Prince and Princess Hitachi of Japan arrive for the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, Tuseday, . The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

SAS Prince Albert II of Monaco, Prince and Princess Hitachi Prince Albert II of Monaco with Prince and Princess Hitachi of Japan pose with co-curator Hiromu Ozawa, right, between two works of art during the opening of the exhibition "Kyoto-Tokyo, from Samurais to Mangas", at the Grimaldi forum in Monaco, Tuseday, . Left sculpture, is "Pom and Me" of Takashi Murakami, and the dummy is "Kokemomo" of Chiho Aoshima.The organizers of this exhibition open until Sept. 12, have mixed several artistic disciplines: architecture, robotics, cinema, contemporary art and manga, whose heroes bring back to the tutelary face of the samurai. Prince Hitachi is a member of the Imperial House of Japan and the younger brother of the current reigning Emperor Akihito

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