Tokyo Ever After

A young girl discovers her royal heritage in Tokyo Ever After, navigating the challenges of identity, family, and tradition in Japan.

In Tokyo Ever After, readers are introduced to Izumi Tanaka, a seventeen-year-old girl who has always felt a little out of place in her small American town. Growing up, she was acutely aware of the differences between her family and her classmates, but a shocking revelation changes everything. Izumi discovers that her father is none other than the Crown Prince of Japan, a fact that catapults her into a world she never knew existed. As she embarks on a journey to meet her father, she also prepares to navigate the complexities of royal life.

The transition to life as a princess is anything but smooth. Izumi quickly learns that her new identity comes with its own set of challenges, from dealing with a relentless press to managing family politics involving her scheming cousins. Moreover, she must adapt to the traditions and expectations of a culture that feels both familiar and foreign. As she faces these trials, Izumi grapples with her dual identity, feeling caught between her American upbringing and her Japanese heritage.

Tokyo Ever After is a delightful blend of humor and heart, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and the struggle to fit in. As Izumi navigates her new life, she must decide whether to embrace her royal destiny or forge her own path. Will she find her place in this new world, or will the pressure of the crown prove too much to bear?