2023-06-16 08:00:00
Which one is the happiest in the life of the two princesses?
Which life is happier, Empress Masako, who has been married for 30 years, or Princess Kiko, who has been married for 33 years?
No one can answer this conundrum.
Photo = Jiji Press Photo
Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress and Prince Akishino and his wife attend the spring garden party at Akasaka Gyoen in Moto-Akasaka, Tokyo on May 11, 2023.
In particular, these two said, “Strangely, when Princess Kiko is promoted in the world, Princess Masako’s popularity declines, and when Princess Masako regains power, Princess Kiko continues to have a seesaw-like relationship.” ( Columnist Nameko Shinsan =Weekly Trendy June 15th Issue）
After thinking about it, I asked Bing’s generative AI. These are the questions that AI has the most trouble with, and sure enough, I got this answer.
“They are working hard for the imperial family in their respective positions, and it is not for us to judge whether they are living a happy life or not.”
That’s true, but if I stop judging here, I won’t be able to write this manuscript.
I may have written this before, but I believe that everyone’s “total amount of happiness” is determined at birth. In order to think about the life of two people, it is better to think back on the time of marriage once again.
Before that, I would like to say that I do not think that Prince Akishino and Noriko are unhappy. However, I would like to think about why the two ordinary women, who both jumped into the unknown world of the imperial family, can feel some difference in their “happiness” now that they have been married for 30 years. I thought.
Masako Owada refused to marry many times
At that time, the Crown Prince strongly wanted to marry Masako Owada, but she refused many times, saying, “I am doing a very rewarding job at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I don’t want to quit.” It is said that
Some reports said she was dating a man at the time. I was also on the site of the weekly magazine, but I thought that the crown prince had no choice but to give up on whether we should respect her will.
Professor Nobuhei Mori of Seijo University reported on the situation during this period in the Sunday Mainichi (June 18 issue).Sociological Imperial Watch!‘ writes:
“The marriage was decided at the Imperial Household Council meeting on January 19, 1993 (Heisei 5), but the meeting dates back to about six years ago. During this time, the story fell apart once. What became a problem at the Imperial Household Agency side was , my grandfather was the president of Chisso.”
His grandfather, Yutaka Egashira, was a banker at the Industrial Bank of Japan, and from 1964 to 1971, he started the business of Shin Nippon Nitrogen Fertilizer (later changed to Chisso), which was the cause of Minamata disease. was president.
Minamata disease became a social problem in the early 1950s, and it was in 1984 that sympathy money was paid to some of the patients. He is in a position to confront the victims at the general meeting of shareholders, and says, “I think that there is a social responsibility for delaying the resolution by angering some victims in an attempt to reduce the amount of compensation.” (Professor Mori) )
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