On August 21, Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako have arrived at the Nasu Imperial Villa, located in the eastern prefecture of Tochigi, to take a rest. Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako will stay at the imperial villa until early September. The Nasu Imperial Villa is situated in Nasu Town, Nasu County, in Tochigi Prefecture. The original villa was built in 1926, and an additional one was constructed in 1935.
Un véritable régal que de voir le couple impérial très à l'aise dans une tenue décontractée !
ReplyDeleteOh what a delight to see them in casual clothes, especially the empress in slacks and a relaxed blouse. This couple is such a fine example of elegance and class.
ReplyDeleteIndeed! Love their happy smiles! MR
DeleteI love the casual clothes! Especially the Empress in her shirt and pants. She looks happy and relaxed.
ReplyDeleteAlways classy. Today she has a great smile. Nice to see them out and about. css
ReplyDeleteEach year they are wearing the same outfit to start their holidays. This year their daughter, the princess isn't on the picture with them.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is the first time we miss her. Princess Aiko got a job after graduated from university and she has to commute to work.
DeleteSo,she's not accompanying them on this vacation.
LOVELY ELEGANT COUPLE .. EMPEROR& EMPRESS OF JAPAN GLAD YOU ARE GETTING A REST ENJOYED YOUR STATE VISIT TO U K . A JOY TO WATCH
ReplyDeleteWho's English is that ? Good God Almighty, Help them, with the English Grammar it's appalling.
ReplyDeleteWhether you like it or not, English (badly spoken or written as it may be) is the most likely language to be used in international communication.
DeleteAs to your rush to use harsh language, whilst it is grammatically correct, it is at least unkind and in fact rude and offensive. I respectfully suggest you get some sensitivity training.
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Do you realise, Anon 12:25, that your comment is a GREAT insult to people who use English as a second language.
ReplyDeleteIf the shock of bad English and grammar usage is so bad by some of the people on this site, could I suggest you buy a one way ticket to go back to the place you came from.
I’m sure you only travel first class so as to avoid mixing with people who are bad with their English grammar.
I agree with you Deadeggs. This is an international blog. For some people English is not a second language but a third language. I wonder how many languages can be spoken and written by the people who always have comments on the use of English by others. You can of course write in your own language and leave the translation to Google. But these translations are very bad and change the meaning of words completely, so that nobody understand nothing about the text anymore. When I was at school our English teacher told us there was a famous English professor who said : "The more languages you can speak (regional dialects included) the more human you are". This is a case of more is more instead of "less is more", or should I not say that on a fashion blog ?
DeleteBut, Anon 15:44. “more is more" has been used in a fashion context when the American, outrageous fashion icon Iris Appfel said before she died earlier this year at the age of 102 years, - “more is more and less is boring”.😀
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