On April 13, Kei Komuro did not tell him that the second judicial examination still failed, and the Japanese media subsequently confirmed the news.
However, Princess Mako, who heard the news, was not surprised, and Kei Komuro had already expected such a result.
Rather worried about her husband's achievements, as Kei Komuro's wife, her more worrying problem may be Japanese public opinion, and they will receive more criticism and criticism.
Shortly after arriving in New York, Princess Mako began looking for a job, and she decided to support her family on her own.
In fact, Mako is fully capable of working in the museum, because she has a master's degree in museology from the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, and working in the museum is a professional counterpart.
"If you can make me work, even if I am an unpaid volunteer," Makoto said from the beginning, conveying her strong desire to get a job.
According to the Daily Mail, Last year, Mako visited Carolyn Kennedy on Christmas Eve, and because Caroline had worked in Japan and Caroline had close ties with the Japanese imperial family, Makoto came to her door for help.
Sure enough, it wasn't long before the Metropolitan Museum of Art accepted Princess Mako.
Subsequently, the news of Mako's work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States was reported in Japan, and it was widely reported by the Japanese media.
In response to a Japanese media inquiry, the Metropolitan Museum of Art denied the news, saying: "There is not a single person named Makoto Komuro among the staff."
Why did the Metropolitan Museum of Art respond in this way? Did Princess Mako really work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art?
This may be related to the early news, and it may not be certain at that time that Princess Mako will be able to stay at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
According to Mr. Capone, curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and head of Japanese art, the biggest reason why the Metropolitan Museum of Art has such a response may be because Princess Mako is not a regular employee, and she is not an employment relationship with the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
In other words, Princess Mako can only be regarded as an unpaid volunteer, she is only a "temporary worker" here, which is why the Metropolitan Museum of Art will respond in this way.
However, according to Mako's work experience, she is more than enough to deal with the work of the museum.
In 2017, Princess Masamune served as a judge at the International Pottery Festival in Japan, as well as an honorary president.
She also had a number of museum-related work experiences, but unfortunately, she only had a master's degree, and the position she applied for required a doctorate.
According to a former Japanese diplomat quoted in the Weekly Bunkharu, "Princess Mako is not currently a full-time staff member, but Makoko will go all out to turn things around." ”
But New York is originally a big city full of talent, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the most competitive institution, attracting talent from all over the world.
If there is no superiority, it may not be easy to stay here, which is what Makoko is most worried about.
If Mako is unable to rely on herself, she and Kei Komuro will have to return to Japan to seek a way to survive, which is the last thing they want to see.
Speaking of Kei Komuro, Japanese public opinion believes that Kei Komuro, who did not work hard, caused today's situation.
And he is also the "culprit" who put Princess Mako into a state of despair, compared to his wife's anxiety, it seems that Kei Komuro has always looked at everything with a mentality of not caring.
For Kei Komuro's mentality, people familiar with the matter revealed that this may be related to his forced work.
In fact, obtaining a lawyer's certificate is only Princess Mako's wish, which is not Komuro's wish.
In fact, there is no law major at the International Christian University, and Kei Komuro, who graduated from the liberal arts, only wants to become an ordinary bank clerk.
During his time at school, Kei Komuro proposes to Makoto, and princess Mako plans his career for him soon after.
From studying abroad to working in a bank to joining a law firm, from the financial industry to the legal profession, this is a huge span, and perhaps this is why Kei Komuro is so negative.
The knowledge of a lawyer's profession is not the domain of his own profession, and it is expected that a person will adopt a negative attitude under the condition of passive acceptance.
However, from a future perspective, of course, lawyers are more promising and more profitable.
Before getting married, Mako hoped that Kei Komuro would gain a foothold in New York and lay the foundation for their future lives.
Unfortunately, Komuro Kei failed to live up to Mako's trust, his ability was too mediocre, and he could only take on the work of ordinary staff.
So far, the love life of these two people has been relatively smooth, but choosing a lawyer as a profession is indeed beyond the scope of Kei Komuro's ability.
Perhaps Kei Komuro's goal is just to do a job that ordinary people can afford, to live an elegant life, and he does not have any lofty ideals.
Although Kei Komuro once had the idea of getting ahead, he also had a relationship with Senkin, who was the president of a certain company, and finally targeted Princess Mako.
Although most of the Japanese media is speculating that if Kei Komuro fails the third exam, they will choose to return to Japan to develop, but according to Princess Mako's personality, she will not easily give up her current free life.
In order to survive, she will work harder and stronger towards her dreams, but the "stagnant" Kei Komuro is indeed a little dangerous.