Understanding Prince Akishino: Family Lineage, Public Perception, and the Importance of Compassion

Understanding Prince Akishino: Family Lineage, Public Perception, and the Importance of Compassion

Question from a Reader:
I’ve heard that Prince Akishino is the child of Michiko’s sister and her husband. Does he understand this fact? Additionally, I am concerned that the persistent focus on this issue by the public might create a bullying-like situation. What do you think?

Questions Regarding Prince Akishino

Recently, I came across discussions that Prince Akishino is indeed

Understanding the Concept of "Believers" in Support of the Akishino Family and Aiko-sama: A Deeper Look at Respect for the Imperial Family

Understanding the Concept of “Believers” in Support of the Akishino Family and Aiko-sama: A Deeper Look at Respect for the Imperial Family

Question from a reader:
There are opinions suggesting that those who support the Akishino family are “believers,” but aren’t those who praise Aiko-sama also believers in the same way?

The Debate on “Believers” and Respect for the Imperial Family

Recently, I was discussing with a friend the fact that supporters of the Akishino family are being called “believers.” He posed the

Understanding Belief and Support for the Akishino Family and Aiko-sama: A Cultural Perspective

Understanding Belief and Support for the Akishino Family and Aiko-sama: A Cultural Perspective

Reader’s Question:
There are opinions suggesting that those who support the Akishino family are believers. Are those who praise Aiko-sama not also believers in the same way?

On the Akishino Family and Aiko-sama: The Believer Perspective

Recently, there has been lively debate surrounding those who support the Akishino family. While some view them as believers, a question arises: Are those who

Right-Wing Perspectives on Aiko's Ascension: Support for a Female Imperial Line and Views on the Akishino Family

Right-Wing Perspectives on Aiko’s Ascension: Support for a Female Imperial Line and Views on the Akishino Family

Question from a reader:
Do right-wing individuals desire Aiko’s ascension to the throne? Is it true that they support a female imperial line? Furthermore, do they harbor hostile feelings towards the Akishino family?

Reflections on Right-Wing Views and the Imperial System

Recently, I have received inquiries about whether right-wing individuals wish for Aiko’s ascension and if they support a female imperial

Understanding the Dynamics of Respect and Criticism Within the Japanese Imperial Family

Understanding the Dynamics of Respect and Criticism Within the Japanese Imperial Family

Question from a Reader:
I’ve noticed a lot of comments that elevate the current Emperor’s family while disparaging the Akishino family. What is the intention behind this? I can’t help but think that the current Emperor’s family wouldn’t feel good about the Akishino family being put down. Shouldn’t they respect each other? How do you all feel about this?

Reflections on

Understanding the Dynamics of Public Perception: Why Comments About the Imperial Family Matter

Understanding the Dynamics of Public Perception: Why Comments About the Imperial Family Matter

Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed comments that seem to elevate the current Emperor’s family while disparaging the Akishino family. What is the intention behind this? I believe that for the current Emperor’s family, it must not feel good to see the Akishino family, as the younger branch, being belittled. Conversely, wouldn’t they feel unhappy being elevated at the expense of the Akishino

Understanding the Dynamics of Public Perception: The Current Emperor's Family vs. the Akishino Family

Understanding the Dynamics of Public Perception: The Current Emperor’s Family vs. the Akishino Family

Reader’s Question:
While there are many comments that elevate the current Emperor’s family, there are also a lot that belittle the Akishino family. What is gained by doing this? I believe that the current Emperor’s family wouldn’t feel good being praised at the expense of the Akishino family, which is their younger brother’s family. Conversely, the Akishino family likely wouldn’t feel

Concerns About Prince Hisahito's Marriage and the Future of the Imperial Family: A Call for Discussion

Concerns About Prince Hisahito’s Marriage and the Future of the Imperial Family: A Call for Discussion

Question from a Reader:
I’m a bit worried about Prince Hisahito’s marriage. I think it might be difficult for him to marry early due to his appearance. Additionally, I feel that if the Emperor and the heads of the imperial family only follow the male line, the royal family may not be able to continue. With many citizens supporting the idea

Understanding Prince Hisahito's Marriage Concerns and the Future of Japan's Imperial Family

Understanding Prince Hisahito’s Marriage Concerns and the Future of Japan’s Imperial Family

Reader’s Question:
I’m worried about Prince Hisahito’s marriage. I think it might be difficult for him to marry early due to his appearance. I’m also concerned that if the Emperor and the heads of the Imperial Family are only male-line descendants, the Imperial Family may not be able to continue. Why is there no concrete movement, despite many people in the

Prince Hisahito's Coming-of-Age Press Conference: A New Era for the Akishino Family?

Prince Hisahito’s Coming-of-Age Press Conference: A New Era for the Akishino Family?

Question from a reader:
After watching Prince Hisahito’s coming-of-age press conference, my perspective has shifted a bit. While I believe he had a script, his confident way of speaking seemed even more polished than that of his parents. I was particularly surprised when he referred to “the people” instead of using the term “commoners,” which is often used by his mother,