With Princess Mako's "big picture set", conservatives turn their attention to Princess Yoshiko, who is plotting a "complete" strategy that can keep the princess in the royal family without involving male interests.
After hearing such a proposal, a Japanese reporter said: "For Princess Kaneko, who has a strong desire for freedom, this proposal can be regarded as a measure of human rights violations." ”
Although the House of The Interior has not yet officially announced the resolution, the measure of retaining people and not retaining rights has become more and more intense within the royal family.
It is obvious that the departure of Princess Mako has greatly affected the internal operations of the Japanese imperial family, and although the Japanese imperial family has acquiesced to princess Mako's marriage, they have no intention of "sparing" Princess Jiazi.
The biggest beneficiaries of this proposal are, of course, Prince Moonin and Prince Yujin, and the measure is also aimed at saving the dwindling members of the royal family.
Even though the current Japanese imperial family still has Akishinomiya, Tokiji Palace, Mikasa Palace, and Takamoto Palace, it is difficult to continue to maintain the imperial family by relying on men to inherit the throne in this family.
This is how Japanese conservatives understood this approach by The Japanese Imperial Family journalist Shinji Yamashita.
The idea of leaving female members of the Japanese imperial family after marriage in the imperial palace was to ensure that the Japanese imperial family had enough distributions, and if this plan could be implemented, it would mean that the sister would become a commoner, and Princess Jiazi would still be a royal family.
However, the two princesses did not care about such treatment, because they still had no inheritance rights, and Princess Jiazi still had to come back to "make cattle and horses" for the royal family.
Princess Mako will live by her husband's surname in the future, and she can live a free life in the United States.
If the proposal is approved, it would mean that Princess Kako will also return to the imperial family after marriage, mainly in support of her younger brother Prince Yujin.
That is to say, in the future, the sister will be a commoner, and the younger sister Princess Jiazi will still be a palace nobleman, and the next two people will live diametrically opposite lives.
It goes without saying that this measure perfectly compensates for the situation that there is no successor, but how does the best son of the party view this matter?
The staff of the Akishinomiya family said that with princess Jiazi's personality, she would definitely not accept such an offer.
Princess Jiazi has a very strong sense of independence from childhood to adulthood, and although she lives in a red tape palace, she prefers an unrestrained life outside the palace.
It is said that Princess Jiazi's favorite thing in her life is dancing, originally she thought that the school could provide her with a haven from the wind, but in the end the media still found Princess Jiazi's school, and she could only stop her favorite dance.
She was hindered everywhere because of her royal status, and she felt that her royal status could only bring her a suffocating life and various regrets.
Even if she does not talk about her life experience, it can be seen from her willingness to support her sister to marry out with all her strength, which shows that she has the same idea as Princess Mako.
She did not want to be the caged bird of the royal family, nor did she want to be a victim of the royal family.
Although they were a royal family that was high up in the sky, they could not force Princess Jiazi to do what she did not want to do, nor could they deprive Princess Jiazi of her personal rights.
It is obvious that the conservative proposal severely restricts the freedom of Princess Jiazi, so does the royal family really have to do nothing?
As a well-written modern society, do conservatives still insist on implementing this policy that is still hundreds of years behind?
How to come up with the best of both worlds before Princess Yoshiko gets married is the most important problem for conservatives to solve now.
Today's Princess Jiazi is also a 27-year-old youth, and it is a natural thing to want to get married.
If Princess Jiazi had found a lifelong partner before the bill was passed, it would mean that Princess Jiazi could "escape", otherwise she would have to be imprisoned in the imperial family.