Clarence House has confirmed that Prince Charles will embark on a whistle stop trip to Japan later this year to attend the ceremony of enthronement of Emperor Naruhito.
- The Prince of Wales will head to Japan in the Autumn for the lavish engagement
- He previously visited the country with Princess Diana back in 1990 and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall in 2008.
- This follows theroyal newsthat the Duchess of Cornwall recently enjoyed a secret holiday to Corfu.
The visit, which the Prince of Wales is undertaking on behalf of the Queen, is by request of the British Government. And it'll be a flying visit for the future King - as he'll be there for just two days.
Charles will be in Toyko from the 22nd to the 23rd of October where he will attend the ceremony as well as rich banquets alongside thousands of guests, including many other foreign royals and dignitaries.
According to Clarance House, Charles will also take part in a day of engagements that will celebrate British and Japanese connections.
The Prince has been to Japan four times over the years, and he last visited the country back in 2008 alongside his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
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This October trip to Japan will also likely bring back memories for Charles.
He attended the ceremony of enthronement of Emperor Naruhito's father, Emperor Akihito, on 12 November 1990 with Princess Diana.
News of the upcoming visit was announced on the Clarence House Instagram page, alongside photographs of Charles and Camilla’s previous Japanese tour.
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The caption read, ‘The Prince of Wales will visit Japan on behalf of Her Majesty The Queen to attend the Ceremony of Enthronement of His Majesty Emperor Naruhito.
'The visit will take place from 22nd to 23rd October and will include a day of engagements in Tokyo to celebrate British-Japanese connections. 🇬🇧 🇯🇵.'
Beneath the upload, lots of royal fans expressed their excitement over the news.
One wrote, ‘How exciting! A once in a lifetime event I think! How lucky they are to see it!’ and a second added, ‘I am very happy that you will visit my country🇯🇵.’
Meanwhile a third chipped in, ‘Can’t wait !!! Royals Visit Japan ❤️.’
