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Uploaded by on Dec 23, 2007

Crown Prince Naruhito and his wife Masako together with their daughter Aiko leave the imperial palace from Hanzo-Mon on 23 Dec 2007 after celebrating the emperors birthday

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  • We don't want that Masako will be empress in near future.

    Masako, You never realize noblesse oblige.

  • I loved Masako because I believed she was strong, industrious, and elegant. I now hate her because I know she is too weak, lazy, and shameless.

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  • This is so wrong. She was destroyed by the Royal Family. Don't hate her, hate them for doing it to her.

  • @shintaroDaKiIIa I'm almost positive she didn't really have a choice in the matter. Once the proposal was laid out it was a given that the marriage would take place whether she wanted it to or not. Can you imagine being branded "the woman that turned down the Crown Prince"? Especially in this country. I feel sorry for her. When they announced that marriage I knew then and there that her life would be ruined. Diana's death surely didn't help her at all. I think Diana was her one ray of hope.

  • She gave into the pressure, threat and harassment by Japanese people and the pressure from imperial family.

  • If imperial princess is "like a bird in a cage," then what about Princess Kiko and Empress Michiko? Why don't they complain?

    Masako was supposed to be a diplomat, right? Of course, she only translated. But let's pretend she was a diplomat. Then she must know the duties of the Imperial Household. So why did she accept those duties by marrying the Crown Prince? If she wants total freedom, she should not marry anyone, especially not the Crown Prince. It is common sense.

  • But I still respect Empress Michiko and Princess Kiko. They show graciousness and many other positive attributes.

  • I respect and admire our royal family but at the same time I don't mind seeing Princess Aiko receive throne.

    Princess Masako doesn't have freedom and she is just like a bird in cage.

    How depressive her life is.

    Hope she recovers soon.

  • I can think of many lonely, starving children in Iraq you might better feel about.

  • How would you know whether Masako is "trying her best"? Her best must be pretty bad.

    This woman is selfish. She is a spoiled rich girl, living on blood money from her rich exploiting family.

    Why do you care about someone who eats caviar every day, but you forget the ordinary people who died in agony from Minamata Disease?

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