The Imperial Household Agency of Japan announced on the 4th that the Akishinonomiya couple is contemplating a visit to Paraguay sometime between mid to late August. This potential visit is in response to an invitation to commemorate the 90th anniversary of Japanese immigration to the country. The couple’s trip is expected to last approximately one week and is expected to include a courtesy call on the Paraguayan President and participation in ceremonies celebrating the immigrant community's long-standing connection derived from Japanese heritage.

The Akishinonomiya couple has historical ties to Paraguay, having previously marked significant anniversaries of Japanese immigration. For instance, during the 70th anniversary in 2006, Prince Akishino visited Paraguay, and his daughter Mako attended the 80th anniversary celebrations in 2016. These engagements reflect the long-standing relationship between Japan and Paraguay, particularly through the Japanese community that has made a large impact on Paraguayan society.

This visit is more than a ceremonial engagement; it signifies Japan's acknowledgment of its overseas communities while fostering diplomatic and cultural relationships. Celebrating milestones such as the 90th anniversary of immigration showcases Japan’s commitment to acknowledging its diaspora while strengthening ties with host nations like Paraguay. The visit may also contribute to reinforcing goodwill and cultural exchange between the two nations, facilitating dialogue and understanding in an increasingly interconnected world.