On October 19th local time, the eldest daughter of the Japanese royal family, Princess Mako , visited the three palace halls in the imperial residence (general name of the venerable temple, the imperial temple and the temple) to report to the gods and the ancestors of the royal family that she was about to get married. According to previous news, Princess Mako, 29, originally did not want to perform these traditional etiquettes anymore. After all, her uncle - Emperor Naruhito has decided not to host the wedding for her. But now it seems that Mako still follows a certain Japanese royal tradition, but it has also made great changes.
According to the tradition of the Japanese royal family, the princess who is about to get married must report the news to her ancestors before the ceremony, indicating that she is leaving home. This is a very important ceremony. The princess needs to wear traditional costumes - twelve singles, and also wears big hanging hair (actually wigs), holding cypress fan in her hand. The picture shows the way Princess Nobita, the second daughter of Gaoyuan Palace family, arrived at the third hall of the palace before getting married in 2018.
Although Mako is also wearing formal clothes, she is a common dress among Western style dresses, usually paired with hats, gloves, fans (sometimes handbags). According to the Japanese media, although Mako went to the three halls to worship each other, because her marriage was opposed by most Japanese citizens, she simply regarded this event as a private act rather than a royal ceremony, so she did not have to wear the gorgeous but cumbersome twelve orders.
Even if it is a foregone conclusion to marry Komuro Kei , the Japanese people still "can't bear to" watch the kind princess marry such a man, so there are still constant opposition, and the royal family also took into account public opinion and was as low-key as possible about Princess Mako's wedding and some preparations. The day before, Kei Komuro, who was about to become the royal son-in-law, went to Akasaka Palace with many gifts to pay homage to the crown prince's father-in-law and the mother-in-law of the concubine Kiko . Compared to his unruly and unruly when he first flew back to Japan from the United States, with a small braid, Kei Komuro looks much more elegant now, and the overall feeling is very neat.
As a mother, Concubine Kiko was also helpless. She talked about her daughter's marriage on her 55th birthday in September this year, saying, "I want to respect the relationship between her eldest daughter." This is actually no different from her previous statement. But some comments also believed that as a mother, , Kiko, , was helpless. Princess Mako had made up her mind and others could not shake her at all.
