This piece covers former U.S. President Donald Trump's expressed admiration for royal and imperial families. The focus of the article is mostly on Trump's perspective of the Japanese Imperial family and other international monarchies. While a specific event triggering his statements hasn't been outlined, his admiration has been a consistent theme throughout his time in the public eye. No clear indication has been provided on how this fascination may shape his future political endeavors.

In Japan, the royal family, particularly the Emperor, is regarded with high respect and admiration by the general public. While the Emperor’s role is largely symbolic, many Japanese citizens regard the monarchy as a key part of their national identity and cultural heritage. Thus, local media often covers their activities closely.

In the U.S. and the E.U., the general attitude towards monarchy varies considerably. In the U.S., where a democratic republic is in place, public opinion on monarchy can range from curiosity to indifference. Meanwhile, in the E.U, attitudes can be more diverse, with some countries like the UK maintaining their own monarchies, and others operating as republics.