The father of the former Japanese princess criticized the fabricated media about his daughter, how did the public react?

At a press conference to mark his 56th birthday, Crown Prince Akishino made blunt but deemed "unusual" remarks to the public.

Recently, Reuters reported that Crown Prince Akishino has criticized the media for "false and terrible things" related to the marriage of his daughter - former princess Mako.

At a press conference to mark his 56th birthday, Crown Prince Akishino commented: "If people read tabloids, fine, I'm not sure how accurate they are, but there's a lot in there. generated although there are also some opinions we should listen to".

When asked about the connection between media coverage and his daughter Mako, Crown Prince Akishino said: "As with articles on the internet, there are also a lot of opinions. Some of them say things. really terrible. There are people who are deeply hurt by this slander."

In addition, Crown Prince Akishino said that the Imperial Household Agency of Japan (IHA) sometimes put "misleading" information on its website and warned: "If people argue about an article, must setting appropriate standards and then objecting if those standards are exceeded. I think setting those standards should be considered in consultation with the IHA."

Reuters news agency commented that the comments of Crown Prince Akishino - the heir to the Japanese throne were very direct and therefore contrary to the usual style of the country's royal family.

In a press conference on November 30, public opinion said that the IHA could have reduced public criticism if it acted as tactfully as other royals.

It is known that in November 2020, Crown Prince Akishino announced he supported the marriage of his daughter Mako and her college boyfriend Kei Komuro "if this is what the two really want".

Former Japanese princess Mako had to delay her marriage to Kei Komuro for about 3 years due to objections stemming from a scandal involving her mother. The couple held a simple wedding last October. She accepted to give up her royal title according to regulations and refused a dowry of more than 1 million USD to move to the US to live with her husband.

Her love story and her fiance attracted special attention from the Japanese press. After the engagement ceremony, some newspapers reported that the future mother-in-law of the princess borrowed a debt and did not pay it. Some small protests even took place against the princess's marriage because she thought the groom's family was not worthy. The attention and scrutiny of the media made Mako tired and depressed, according to Japan's Imperial Household Agency (IHA).

Currently, the former princess Mako and her commoner husband have started a new life in America. Accordingly, the couple's every move is still in the sights of Japanese and international public opinion.

Recently, Mako and Kei were seen walking together on the streets of New York. The former princess and her husband dressed comfortably and happily chatted and laughed even though they knew there were many paparazzi following in their footsteps.

This is a rare public date of the young couple in many years, since the princess officially announced her engagement to the commoner. There were no bodyguards or security guards beside the couple. Mako and her husband comfortably enjoy a free life like ordinary people.

However, also because the happy image of the two in the US has been widely spread recently, public opinion in Japan has raised information that there has been a tacit agreement made behind the people's back, helping The Japanese royal family ensures the privacy and safety of Mako and her newlyweds in the United States.

Accordingly, a source close to revealed: "The Japanese Consulate General in New York has considered the Mako couple to be a Japanese VIP class. There was an agreement recently reached between the Consulate General and other methods. Japanese media, based in New York that is not allowed to take pictures of the Mako couple's life".

With the intervention of the government and the law, the couple Mako - Kei Komuro will no longer be followed by paparazzi, affecting their normal quality of life. However, before this information, a part of the people expressed dissatisfaction, even severely criticized when the former princess had left the royal family but still enjoyed great privileges, saying that from now on, she will live as usual. civilian but has priority over any civilian.

Princess Mako of Japan and the unusual "underground" agreement in the US caused public uproar An Nhi15:46:34 27/11/2021After settling down with the commoners in the US, every move of the former Japanese princess Mako still attracts the attention of the public. After coming to the US on November 14, the former Japanese princess is gradually settling into a new life in the US as a commoner after...