US to Pay for Mako and Kei's Security in the US, Japan Reports
Mako Komuro and Kei Komuro arrived in New York, U.S.A. on November 14 and started their new life. At Kennedy International Airport, NYPD officers provided security. What will happen to their security in the future? According to a Japanese police source quoted by "Bunshun Online" on November 14, “In the United States, the Japanese police have no authority whatsoever. Carrying a handgun is a no-no. If people knew that Mako was a former princess of Japan, the world's third largest economy, there was a good chance that she would be targeted by robbers or kidnappers. In the U.S., where the new coronavirus is spreading again, discrimination against Asians is said to be continuing, and there is a risk of being attacked by thugs, so security should be necessary. However, the Japanese police cannot do anything about it. In the end, the reality is that we have no choice but to leave security to the New York Police Department and other U.S. police a