Harry ‘loves the attention’ in Tokyo as he vacations without Meghan

The Duke of Sussex arrived at Tokyo airport ahead of his appearance at a charity summit in Japan this week and looked as if he was enjoying the “attention” from fans, according to a body language expert. Harry was spotted at Haneda Airport on Tuesday ready for his appearance at the ISPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition with his longtime friend Nacho Figueras – an Argentine polo player. Tokyo is the Duke’s first stop on his solo trip in Asia before he heads off to Singapore to play in a charity polo match on Saturday. Wearing an Archewell cap and dark polo shirt, Harry was spotted grinning as he walked through the crowds at the busy airport. Body language expert Judi James suggested that he believes the Duke’s seemingly happy demeanor hinted that he was feeling anxiety – mirroring his late mother, Princess Diana, who also appeared to flip-flop with the emotions. Prince Harry ‘loves the attention’ on his solo trip, royal expert says (Image: Getty) James told the Mirror : “The body language in this clip is poignant because it suggests Harry has now inherited his mother Diana’s trait of fluctuating and contrasting facial expressions and emotions that could range or flip from happy to deeply sad within a moment. “Diana’s smiles could, and did, melt as we watched them and Harry’s smiles here appear to do the same. No expression seems able to fix on his face here and he goes from looking relaxed and cheerful to anxious and haunted within a heartbeat. “Harry seems to feed off his close long-term friend Nacho Figueras for his smiles here as he looks at his happiest when the pair chat as they walk along. “Nacho seems to be one catalyst for Harry’s upbeat grins but the other seems to be the adulation of his Japanese fans. Prince Harry arriving at Haneda Airport in Tokyo earlier today (Image: ANN NEWS ) “His grin and his verbal and visual connection with the fans suggests he loves the celebrity-style attention and approval and he even calls out ‘good to see you again’ to a member of the press. “His walk looks jaunty as though he is glad to be there but then the smiles drop quickly as he bites his lower lip in a gesture of what looks like anxiety, before sucking his lips in to suggest the same. “His eye expression ‘melts’, too. His crinkled eye-smile appears genuine but then suddenly it has vanished to be replaced by a more wary, haunted look.” Harry has made a solo trip to Japan for his appearance at a charity event (Image: Getty) The ISPS Sports summit will help promote the importance of sports and raise awareness about special causes. It will be attended by several international representatives. Following the summit, Harry will travel to Singapore to play in the 2023 Sentebale ISPS Handa Polo Cup at Singapore Polo Club on August 12. Since 2010, the polo cup has raised nearly £10.9 million for Sentebale – Harry’s Lesotho-based charity which focuses on helping young people who have been affected by poverty, inequality and HIV/AIDS. Follow our social media accounts here on facebook.com/ExpressUSNews   and @expressusnews