Ouritsu Kajiya http://www.docoja.com/discus/messages/11/52.html
王立の /ou ri tsu no/ is Japanese word for 'royal' as a modifier. ロイヤル /ro i ya ru/ can also be used, but it's just the Japanization of the English words 'loyal' and 'royal' both.
The Japanese Imperial Family is not as rich as other royal family's like say Britain. The Japanese Imperial Family annually receives a stipend of an undisclosed amount to live off.
"Smith" isn't a Japanese word, so it has no translation. If you're looking for the Japanese word for "blacksmith," it's: kajiya.
I don't think there actually is a Japanese word for "royal" but you can write it in katakana and it would be pronounced like "Ro-Ya-Ru"you would get it if you are trying to learn Japanese.
A royal blacksmith is a skilled artisan responsible for creating and maintaining metalwork for a royal household or monarchy. This can include crafting weapons, armor, tools, and decorative items, often using high-quality materials and techniques. The position typically implies a close association with the royal family, providing services that are both functional and ceremonial. Royal blacksmiths often hold a prestigious status within their communities for their craftsmanship.
Some people say blacksmith's started horseshoeing.
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how to say "editor" in japanese
To say old Japanese illustrations in Japanese, you say "Mukashi no Nihon no irasuto".
U go to a blacksmith and say combine
royal
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.