Miyako Miyazawa is married to Hiroyuki Miyazawa and has three daughters: Yukino, Tsukino, and Kano. Her name combines the kanji for "capital" and "fragrance," while her surname means "temple, shrine, palace" and "swamp." She met Hiroyuki during childhood as the daughter of a police officer who often encountered Hiroyuki due to his rebellious behavior. Their relationship blossomed into romance, leading to marriage immediately after high school graduation. Miyako’s father initially opposed the union, physically confronting Hiroyuki over the marriage proposal. Despite this, their marriage thrives with mutual support and affection. Miyako embraces an easygoing parenting philosophy, granting her daughters autonomy over their lives. She and Hiroyuki support their children without imposing expectations, exemplified when Yukino’s academic performance dipped; they attended a parent-teacher meeting without anger, expressing confidence in Yukino’s self-direction. Miyako exhibits keen perception of family dynamics, recognizing Yukino’s high-school pregnancy first and serving as her confidante. She cautioned Yukino that Hiroyuki might struggle with their daughter’s maturity, recalling his remark that Yukino was "too young to even kiss." She shares a playful bond with Hiroyuki, once joking about bringing weapons to a parent-teacher meeting to Yukino’s embarrassment. Hiroyuki frequently wears "Daughter Love" T-shirts, reflecting their shared devotion. Miyako understands Hiroyuki’s protectiveness, stemming from his orphaned upbringing and loss of his grandfather, relating through her own childhood experience of losing her mother. In later years, Miyako remains a supportive family figure. Yukino marries Soichiro Arima after high school, becoming a reconstructive surgeon at the Arima family hospital. Miyako is a grandmother to Yukino’s children: Sakura, Suoh, and Ai.