On August 31, 2025, Princess Kako visited a hall in Yurakucho, Tokyo, to attend the 42nd National High School Sign Language Speech Contest. The contest is held to encourage the activities of high school students involved in learning sign language or participating in sign language clubs, and to promote the use of sign language and welfare-related activities.
Princess Kako of Japan addressed the audience in sign language for about five minutes. Referring to the upcoming Deaflympics—the international sports event for the hearing impaired to be held in Japan in November—she remarked: 'Being exposed to various sign languages used around the world, as well as to international sign language and diverse forms of communication, will surely be a wonderful opportunity.'
So adorable! I love that dress!
ReplyDeleteNice color dress, it looks a little too big for her. She always has a smile for the people.
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In addition to being beautiful, Princess Kako is fine representative of the Japanese royal family. I've not seen her make one mis-step in the years I've been following My New Royals.
ReplyDeleteReally wasting her life away, she should enjoy her sister in New York instead of being a puppet for a very strict family.
DeleteAnon1530, perhaps she enjoys her life, she travels,has an education. Some people like being in service to their country and family. I can be very lucrative.
DeleteI wonder why you hardly ever see the daughter of the emperor?
Delete@Anonymous 15:30... maybe not everyone wants to choose a country that is seventh in literacy, twenty-seventh in math, twenty-second in science, forty-ninth in life expectancy, 178th in infant mortality, third in median household income, number four in labor force, and number four in exports. People make choices based on what they find more amenable to them.
DeleteI agree with the first comment. I don’t see her as a puppet. Too me she’s currently the best asset of the imperial family.
DeleteAgree with Anonymous 19:28. Kako is currently the best asset of this family.
DeleteKako is so pretty in this red dress! It is wonderful that she so actively supports sign language and giving "voice" to the hearing impaired.
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This dress is, by western tailoring standards, poorly constructed, probably the wrong fabric choice for the style, and it is also poorly fitted i.e. too big in places. However as we have come to know, the Japanese royal tailors follow their own rules. I do love the wide collar, and the red which suits Kako so well; the engaging smile of this young princess is always a delight to see. Lyra
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful dress! Well done!
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ReplyDeleteQu'elle est belle dans cette robe rouge coquelicot ; j'ai beaucoup de plaisir à la voir quand elle apparaît sur mon écran, toujours aussi gracieuse !
She looks lovely in red. I feel the dress may be too big for her or perhaps a belt would have looked nice to cinch it in a bit. Not a fan of her shoes, much prefer the style with the pointier toe she wore recently. Such a tiny lady.
ReplyDeletePrincess Kako looks absolutely beautiful in that red dress. She is so enthusiastic about the contest. I am sure everyone was thrilled with her attendance.
ReplyDeleteShe looks radiant, such a delightful Princess, always smiling and energetic.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous young lady! Always a pleasure to see her!
ReplyDeleteThe dress looks big - if the reference system is the western more "fitted" standard, which is, as a matter of fact, more "sexualized". I see here all the female contours followed by this dress, it is neither big nor oversized, just not that tight. Suspecting the "why" behind it lets me quite appreciate it - it is perfectly tailored, instead of tightly fitted. She looks sweet as ever ...
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Yes just not fitted. Is it the bodice seams that give it the contour on all their garments?
DeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteShe has such a lovely smile. I think she looks pretty in her red dress.
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