Japanese Royal Family

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Prince Akishino, Princess Kiko, Prince Hisahito, Princess Mako and Princess Kako of Akishino visit the Tsushima-Maru exhibition at Keio Plaza Hotel on August 16, 2014 in Tokyo, Japan

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rosevelvet

pernah passed by istana royal family they ols. sgt2 sederhana.

sushiqueen

sangat simple penampilan. barang kemas pun tak nampak sangat hanya pakai rantai je

DOUBLE7

xnmpk mcm kerabat pon... simple je..

mewo

simple but nice.. Japanese mmg kuat bpegang dgn adat adap sopan..

soraya

bape orang anak maharaja ni nokks?? 2 orang kan....

sayalala

org jepun mate dorang jenis sepet2 kan..cute juge anak laki dorang ni

butet1112

kalau tak silap anak maharaja ada 3 org, 2 lelaki dan 1 pompuan.. yg pompuan kawin ngan rakyat jelata huhu

watachiwa

aah.. yg pompuan kawen dgn org kebanyakan n keluar lah dari istana (mmg adat kot)
tinggal putera mahkota dengan adindanya

putera mahkota dan puteri mahkota masako hanya ada anak pompuan sorg..
adinda putera mahkota ade anak lelaki (dijangka bakal pewaris tanta la kot)

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watachiwa posted on 20-8-2014 09:07 AM
aah.. yg pompuan kawen dgn org kebanyakan n keluar lah dari istana (mmg adat kot)
tinggal putera ma ...

mmg adat diraja sana, kalo perempuan kawen ngan org kebanyakan.. kene keluar istana ..
nama pun tukau jd seperti org biasa.

cucu tunggal lelaki Akihito ngan Machiko  nih  ... dan waris empayar jepun.

belilies

Aik yg famili princess aiko tu mana ye?

bawangputih05

comelnye..nmpk humble je

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January 2, 2015, Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko of Japan accompanied by Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako of Japan, Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko of Japan along with other members of the Imperial family appeared on the balcony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo in celebration of the Shogatsu (Japanese New Year).

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anno_miss

So humble the royal family..

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Japan's Royal Family attends New Year's Poetry Reading ceremony

f164

Less is more.

ananyaperfume

japanese look so simple and polite.same as malaysian king them only look stunning at the event or ceremony but at usually them just act like other normal people

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Queen Maxima played key role in Princess Masako's improving health
15 DECEMBER 2013
  
Queen Maxima of The Netherlands has reportedly played an important role in Princess Masako of Japan's improving health.

According to the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun, Masako, who has been suffering from a stress-induced adjustment disorder for nine years, is said to have greatly improved after speaking to Maxima earlier this year.

In April Masako made her first official overseas visit for 11 years to attend King Willem-Alexander's inauguration in Amsterdam after his wife Maxima requested that she attend.

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Masako and Naruhito at the Dutch inauguration

On hearing that the Japanese royal was initially reluctant to make the journey Maxima personally phoned Masako and convinced her to come.

"The new king invited Naruhito [Masako's husband] in person when they met at a conference held in New York in March," reports Asahi Shimbun. "Maxima requested Masako's attendance over the phone.

"The conversation with the queen about the trip to Holland served to strengthen her [Masako's] self-esteem."

   
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The Dutch and Japanese royal families have been close for many years. In 2006, two years after Masako's diagnosis, the then Queen Beatrix invited the family for a two-week holiday at her private estate, Het Loo Palace, in Apeldoorn.

Many royal watchers have said that Beatrix sympathised with Masako's condition given that her own husband, the late Prince Claus, suffered with severe depression

During the holiday the two families were pictured laughing and smiling together and Masako's daughter Aiko happily played with Maxima and Willem-Alexander's eldest daughter Catharina-Amalia.

   


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The families together during Masako and Naruhito's holiday in 2006

Earlier this week, to mark her 50th birthday, Masako wrote a two-page public statement that hinted at a brighter future.

The mother-of-one vowed to "continue efforts to make a full recovery" from her long-term illness, adding "I feel strong gratitude toward the many people who helped me get to where I am now."