Princess Yoshiko, who was born in 1994, is in her thirties this year, and she can indeed be regarded as an older young woman in terms of age.
Princess Kankako has never been in a hurry about her marriage, although she wants to escape from this suffocating cage as soon as possible, but she doesn't want to find someone to live on the spot.
Some time ago, under the leadership of her grandparents and parents, Princess Yoshiko met her blind date.
It is said that it is a blind date, but in fact, it is also a party activity initiated by the old Japanese aristocracy, of course, ordinary people cannot participate in these unattainable parties.
After Japan's surrender, the Japanese Chinese system was abolished, and the Chinese became "common people".
However, as time passed, the old and young people still could not forget their "noble" identity, so he opportunistically changed the name of the original Chinese clan hall to "Xia Guild Hall".
The four-year-old aristocratic fraternity was also only eligible to participate in the old "princely generals" and those with royal status, even the wealthy families could not participate.
Although the current emperor is also a member of the Kasumi Kaikan, the Naruhito couple have no interest in this at all, and only Emperor Meiji and Emperor Akihito have attended the gatherings held by the old aristocracy.
may be thinking that they can "climb the vines" Qiuxiao Palace is a frequent visitor here, so it is not surprising that the Qiuxiao Palace couple brought Princess Jiazi to the Xia Hall for a blind date.
However, Princess Yoshiko's relationship with her parents is not good, but she is between the relationship of her grandparents, so she obeys the wishes of the Akihitos.
The reason why the emperor and his wife favored Kasumi Kaikan was because Akihito's own sister, Princess Atsuko Ikeda, was married to her husband Takamasa Ikeda, who was born in the aristocracy.
Akihito's daughter, Princess Kiyoko, also participated in the Kasumi Kaikan's blind date activities many times, although she did not find Ruyi Langjun because of this.
Therefore, Emperor Akihito and Akishinomiya wanted to use the blind date activities of the Kasumi Hall to match Princess Yoshiko.
At this blind date, it is not clear whether Princess Yoshiko has a crush on her, but Emperor Akihito and his wife have a good impression of the young people of the Shimazu family.
So, what does the Shimazu family do?
Since they can enter the Kasumi Kaikan, it means that the Shimazu family is a member of the old aristocracy, but this family not only has a strong background power, but it is said that their family is also the richest family among the old nobles.
In addition, Emperor Akihito's maternal grandfather was a member of the Shimazu family, and Akihito's sister Takako Shimazu (Prince Kiyomiya Takinai) married Shimazu Hisunaga and became a member of the Shimazu family.
For the Japanese royal family, this is a close relationship, and the Shimazu family has a huge family business, so this is a mutually beneficial thing, so why not?
Professor Kawanishi, an expert on the imperial family, believes that marrying into a prestigious family does not necessarily lead to happiness, after all, it is a marriage that belongs to the upper class of Japan.
Perhaps for them, Princess Kako is a chess piece in their hands.
The royal family can take advantage of the opportunity of new marriages to expand their own power, and it is the interests of the two families that play a role, not the wishes of the two people.
Interestingly, Princess Yoshiko's blind date turned out to be Princess Aiko's alternate blind date.
However, Naruhito and his wife have always been very open-minded and generous, so they feel that their daughter should follow their own hearts and do not have to involve these interests in their lives.
This Mr. A is the same generation as Princess Yoshiko and currently works for a large bank.
In the eyes of everyone, Mr. A is an excellent young man with leadership skills.
Perhaps feeling hopeless to escape from the palace, Princess Yoshiko is also very entangled in her current situation.
It is said that since last year, Princess Yoshiko has been interacting with young people from the old aristocracy under the introduction of her grandparents, and these gatherings are also called "wedding parties".
Will Princess Yoshiko, who was once known for her rebellion, really be a "obedient" child this time? Will she really give up her freedom in order to get married?