Princess Aiko Becomes Symbol of Change in Japan


Princess Aiko Becomes Symbol of Change in Japan

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Princess Aiko Becomes Symbol of Change in Japan

Princess Aiko is very popular in Japan. When she visited Nagasaki, people cheered her loudly. Many people like Aiko and want her to be the next monarch.

Japan has a rule that only men can be monarchs. Some people want to change this rule for Aiko. The royal family is getting smaller, so this rule is a problem.

Aiko became an adult royal in 2021 and people like her. She is seen as smart and friendly. She went to Laos and met important people there.

Aiko also went to Nagasaki and Okinawa with her parents. Her father wants young people to learn about World War II. Many people support Aiko and want her to be queen.

Some people are trying to change the law to allow Aiko to be monarch. They use comics and social media. They think a female monarch would help women in Japan.


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Why is Princess Aiko popular in Japan?

People like her and want her to be the next monarch.

What rule does Japan have about monarchs?

Japan has a rule that only men can be monarchs.

What are some people doing to help Aiko become a monarch?

Some people are trying to change the law using comics and social media.


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Princess Aiko Becomes Symbol of Change in Japan