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Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan Facial Analysis

An automated estimate of Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan's facial proportions (aristocrat), computed by the same engine used in the Maxx Report app from one public photo. It is a geometry estimate, not a judgement of the person or of their looks.

How to read this page: software placed facial landmarks on a single photo and compared distances and angles with reference ratios. Head angle, lens, expression and lighting move every number, so a different photo can score differently. Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan was not scanned by us and has not endorsed this page.

Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan — facial analysis — Photo: Wikimedia Commons

6.8/ 10

Facial harmony score (automated estimate) · 68/100

Known for: Aristocrat
Top measure: Facial symmetry

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The breakdown

Facial width-to-height (FWHR)1.51

Ideal: ≈ 1.8–2.0. Cheekbone width relative to upper-face height. Linked in studies to perceived dominance; ~1.9 reads balanced.

Facial symmetry86%

Ideal: higher = more even. How closely the left and right halves mirror each other around the facial midline.

Golden-ratio harmony58%

Ideal: ratios ≈ 1.618. How near your face-length/width and mouth/nose proportions sit to the golden ratio (φ = 1.618).

Facial thirds balance41%

Ideal: 3 equal segments. Forehead, midface and lower-face heights should be roughly equal.

Facial fifths balance68%

Ideal: 5 equal eye-widths. Face width ideally divides into five equal eye-widths across.

Canthal tilt+4.1°

Ideal: slightly positive. The angle of your eyes — a positive (upturned) tilt reads as a 'hunter eye'.

How does your face compare?

With a free Maxx Report account you get your own harmony score, face shape, FWHR and symmetry (4 scans a day); the rest of this breakdown is in the full report. Your selfie is analyzed in your browser and is not uploaded.

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FAQ

What is Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan's facial harmony score?

Our software estimated 6.8/10 (68/100) from one public photo of Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan. The number combines six geometric measures; it is an automated estimate of proportions, not a judgement of the person or of their looks.

What are Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan's facial ratios?

The breakdown covers facial width-to-height ratio (FWHR), symmetry, golden-ratio fit, facial thirds and fifths, and canthal tilt. See the section above for each measure and its reference value.

How is Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan's facial analysis calculated?

We ran the same face-landmark engine used in the Maxx Report app over one public photo from Wikimedia Commons and computed the ratios from the landmark positions. Head angle, lens, expression and lighting all change the result, so another photo can give different numbers.

How do I get my own facial analysis?

Sign in to Maxx Report (free account) and run the Facial Analysis tool on a selfie, up to 4 times a day. The free result shows your harmony score, face shape, FWHR and symmetry; the rest of the breakdown is in the full report.

Facial-harmony figures are automated geometric estimates (proportions, symmetry, golden-ratio deviation) computed from a single public photo and can vary with angle and lighting. They describe geometry, not a person's worth or attractiveness.