[Yuzuru Hanyu] There Is No Need to Be Sad When the Flowers Fall, the Branches Will Be Full of Red Pistils Next Year

In 2022, a few months after the Beijing Winter Olympics, the Japanese royal family, which had a low-key marriage of a prince last year, announced by the Imperial Household Agency that the daughter of the Hayakawa family, Her Royal Highness Prince Ryoko Nimiya (the palace name was inherited from her cousin Kuroda Kiyoko), will marry the fiancé introduced by her elders on an auspicious day on August 13. She will marry without a palace name and lose her imperial status. The Prince and his fiancé were introduced by Her Majesty the Empress Masako. They have known each other for five years and got engaged six months ago. The Imperial Household Agency will not disclose the identity of the Prince's husband to the public for the first time, and will also comply with His Highness's wishes and will not hold a wedding. The press conference will be convened by the Chief of the Imperial Household Agency. The Japanese people are worried that not disclosing the selection of the prince-in-law will be the same as Prince Makouchi who married not long ago. Prince Ryokouchi is the only person in modern times to be titled as a prince as a collateral line (the title of female royal family collateral to the Japanese royal family is Her Highness the Queen). Prince Ryokouchi has always lived in the eyes of the people with an image that is close to the people. She seems to be one of the few people who does not cause the Imperial Household Agency to worry too much. The reason is largely due to the fact that her mother's family is prosperous and she is a direct lineage of the Tokugawa family, so she has the confidence to disobey the Imperial Household Agency's arrangements. Therefore, Ryoko stopped studying in Tokyo from the beginning of the elementary school, just so that she could grow up without the close supervision of the Imperial Household Agency. The princess was admitted to university by herself, and now she no longer has any real royal privileges. She was finally admitted to the ancient literature studies major at Waseda University. Behind the seemingly glamorous life, Ryoko lived an unhappy life. When she came of age, she faced various strange arrangements made by her aunt, Concubine Noriko. She introduced her to people from her mother's family to ensure that she could contribute to Hisahito's future marriage. In 2017, she was decided to become a representative of the Japanese royal family to participate in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. Because of Her Majesty the Queen's arrangement, she met Yuzuru Hanyu, a man who could sacrifice his life for figure skating. He gave her warmth and encouragement when she suffered from depression and anxiety. She is smiling every day, but she doesn't know why, because this is arranged by the palace hall; she is looking into the distance every day, but she can never see it, because the palace wall blocks all her freedom. On the day of Prince Ryokouchi's wedding, there was no ceremony. She walked out in a silk dress. Due to the epidemic, she was not allowed to take off her mask. After bowing to the media, she got in a car and left the Hayakawa Palace. The Sendai City Hall accepted the marriage application of Yuzuru Hanyu and Prince Ryokouchi in advance. The head of the Imperial Household Agency opened the imperial record book and added a note on the page recording Prince Ryokouchi: In the 3rd year of this Reiwa period, Prince Ryokouchi married Mr. Yuzuru Hanyu. Since then, he has separated from the imperial status and changed his name to Ryoko Hanyu. Motto: Falling in love because we met