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Recently, the two princesses of Japan attended official business respectively. Princess Aiko, the only daughter of the Emperor, visited the National Archives of Japan in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Princess Yoshiko, the second daughter of the emperor's younger brother, also went to Chiyoda Ward to participate in the 33rd Forest and Flower Festival.
Princess Aiko just graduated from university this year, joined the Japanese Red Cross Society, and began to attend official duties independently, gradually taking on the role of the royal family for her parents.
After graduating, Princess Aiko looks a lot more mature, and her outfits are very comfortable, which is very suitable for her low-key and gentle style.
For this official event, Princess Aiko chose a white suit with a slightly loose skirt and retro square-toe low heels, which was elegant and dignified, which fit her personal style very well.
Princess Aiko visited the Tale of Genji at the National Archives and browsed historical and literary objects. It just so happens that Princess Aiko studied Japanese literature, so she may be able to learn some insights from the exhibition.
On the other hand, Princess Yoshiko attended the 33rd Forest and Flower Festival and gave a speech, calling for everyone's attention to issues such as climate warming and environmental protection.
"Everyone needs to have a deeper understanding of the importance of greening to prevent further global warming and pass on this concept to the next generation," said Princess Yoshiko. ”
In order to echo the environmental theme of the event, Princess Yoshiko deliberately chose a green dress with a bright green upper body and a raised green pattern texture on the lower body.
The color of this dress is very bright, which does echo the theme of the event, but it actually looks a little difficult to manage, and the fabric at the hem of the skirt looks a little bulky.
But it doesn't matter, the important thing is that Princess Yoshiko's presence at this event can make the public pay more attention to forests and flowers, pay more attention to environmental protection issues, and start from small things in daily life to protect our planet.
The current Japanese royal family, except for Empress Masako, is supported by these two princesses. After Princess Mako left to fly away, Princess Yoshiko took on more official activities. After graduating from university, Princess Aiko gradually increased the frequency of her official activities.
It's a pity that no matter how hard the two princesses work, no matter how much they are respected and loved by the people, they are still the green leaves of the royal family in the end.