Japan’s princess Aiko holds a press conference for the first time
On the afternoon of March 17, Japanese Princess Aiko – the only daughter of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako held the first press conference to celebrate adulthood and officially become a working member of the royal family. The princess reached adulthood in Japan at the age of 20 last December. However, due to the complicated epidemic situation, the press conference with the media was rescheduled to March this year.
Aiko’s beautiful image on her last birthday last year
The press conference was Princess Aiko’s first major event as an adult member of the royal family and appeared alone to face reporters. So far, Aiko often appears with a rather shy, closed image because her appearance is judged negatively. But after turning 20 important years old, the princess surprised many people when she “makeover” completely, has a confident, bold and temperamental demeanor. During the press conference, Aiko gave many clever, clever answers and scored points for sophistication.
Aiko responds to the press intelligently but is still sincere and cute
Right from the beginning of the press conference, the Princess took the initiative to send her condolences and deep sympathy to the victims of the 7.3-magnitude earthquake that happened on the night of March 16 – the morning of March 17. in Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures. Referring to her plans in the near future, she said: “For now, I will prioritize my studies, but still attach importance to completing royal duties. I will do my best to help His Majesty and other royal members. I enjoy working as a servant. this”.
The princess showed her confidence and friendliness during the press conference
In particular, despite being only 21 years old, Princess Aiko mentioned the issue of marriage in her first press conference. This is said to be a sensitive topic when the royal family is still extremely troubled by the market controversy caused by the marriage of former Princess Mako – Aiko’s cousin. Despite being the only child of the Emperor, Aiko does not have the right to inherit the throne and this law is still controversial in Japan. If the current regulations do not change, in the future Aiko will also face the same fate as her cousin Mako and many other relatives, which is to give up all titles to become a commoner after marriage.
In particular, Aiko did not hesitate, sincerely sharing her thoughts and wishes about her future life partner: “Marriage seems to have a long way to go and I never knew it. I don’t have any particular standards for an ideal partner. A happy marriage for me is always being together and making things happen. smiling at each other. I think it’s a great relationship.”
The princess appeared in an elegant, standard Japanese Imperial women’s dress
Not only that, Aiko also frankly answered a question about Mako – who has now moved to the US to live but has always been the focus of the media. She affectionately expressed her affection for her cousin and had a fairly standard response: “She’s a reliable older sister 10 years older than me. I wish her long-term happiness.”
Source: Yahoo Japan
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