According to the report of Women's Own on September 24th, the Palace Hall held a regular press conference on September 11th. At the meeting, Chief Yasuhiko Nishimura said, "I am very worried about the decrease in the number of royal families. I hope Congress can discuss it as soon as possible." Prince Yuren, the only seedling of the Japanese royal family, held a passage ceremony when he became an adult. The current royal family is the first time since World War II that there is no underage royal family. Even so, Congress has made no progress in amending the bill to ensure the number of royal families. Chief Nishimura's speech also reflects Emperor Naruhito's concern about the current situation.

Although in previous discussions, Congress came up with two options to solve the royal number. One is that the royal number of women will also be retained after marriage, and the other is that the old palace's male family will return to the royal family as adopted children. But because the Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party failed to agree on "the identity of the royal wife's husband and child after marriage" and later failed due to the end of the parliamentary period.

According to the analysis of the royal reporter, the next prime minister, whether it be Xiao Jinglong or High Market, as a few ruling parties in order to operate the regime, must seize the support of the hard conservatives. In this way, there will be no breakthrough on the royal issue of the self-government party. According to the current royal model, the loving princess or the princess still need to leave the royal palace after marriage. It can be said that the results of congressional discussions will directly affect the life of the female royal family.

Gao Sen, a royal expert, believes that in 2004, Naruhito, the crown prince, said at a press conference that "Masako was denied by personality in the palace" in order to protect his wife, despite the opposition around him, affirming that Masako had been bullied and insulted for a long time in the palace. Although the speech at that time offended many people, it made people know for the first time the sadness that the female royal family can't decide their own destiny. Experts believe that for the happiness of the female royal family, especially the future of her daughter Princess Aiko, Emperor Naruhito is likely to one day face the whole world and speak out his heartfelt voice again.