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Date:
Mon, 25 Sept 2006 10:55 WesternIndonesiaTime
Subject:
First Baby Boy in Japanese Imperial And the Bali Fan Dancer Painting
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Japanese Princess
Kiko, wife of Emperor Akihito's second son
Prince Akishino, presents a letter of
appreciation during an awarding ceremony of
Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association in Tokyo, in
this May 17, 2006, file photo. Japan's Princess
Kiko will give birth by Caesarean section on
Sepember 6, the Imperial Household Agency
announced Friday September 1, 2006.
(AP
Photo/Itsuo Inouye, POOL)
AP -
Sep 01 12:33 AM |
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Japanese Princess
Kiko, wife of Emperor Akihito's second son
Prince Akishino, smiles as she leaves a general
meeting of the Japanese Red Cross Society in
Tokyo in this May 25, 2006 file photo. Princess
Kiko, 39, is expecting her third child,
raising hopes that a male heir may be born into
the Imperial family for the first time in four
decades. Japanese media had said last week
that Kiko was likely to give birth through a
Caesarean operation around Sept. 6, ahead of her
late September due date, because of a
complication in her pregnancy.
REUTERS/Toru Hanai
Reuters - Aug 15 12:33 AM |
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Japanese Princess
Kiko (2nd R) and her husband Prince Asihino (R),
Emperor Akihito's second son, arrive at Tokyo's
Aiiku Hospital August 16, 2006. Japanese media
had said last week that Kiko, 39, the wife of
Emperor Akihito's younger son Prince Akishino,
was likely to give birth in a Caesarean
operation around Sept. 6, ahead of her late
September due date, because of a complication in
her pregnancy.
REUTERS/YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/Pool
Reuters - Aug 16 2:58 AM |
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Japanese
Princess Kiko (R), accompanied by her
husband Prince Akishino (L), the second son
of Emperor Akihito, arrive at Tokyo's Aiiku
Hospital August 16, 2006. Kiko gave birth on
Wednesday to a baby boy -- the first male
heir to be born into the ancient imperial
family in more than four decades, the
Imperial Household Agency said on Wednesday.
REUTERS/YOSHIKAZU
TSUNO/Pool Reuters - Sep 05 7:10 PM
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Wellwishers wave
to a car carrying Japan's newborn Prince
Hisahito and his parents Princess Kiko and
Prince Akishino as they leave a Tokyo
hospital September 15, 2006. Prince Hisahito
is the first boy to be born into Japan's
imperial family in nearly 41 years.
REUTERS/Michael Caronna (JAPAN)
Reuters - Sep 14 9:47 PM
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Japan's Princess
Kiko (R) and her husband Prince Akishino (L)
smile as they leave a Tokyo hospital with
their newborn son Prince Hisahito in Tokyo,
September 15, 2006.
REUTERS/Itsuo Inouye/Pool (JAPAN) Reuters -
Sep 14 9:15 PM |
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Japan's newborn
Prince Hisahito sleeps in the arms of his
mother, Princess Kiko, as they leave a Tokyo
hospital September 15, 2006. Prince
Hisahito is the first boy to be born into
Japan's imperial family in nearly 41 years.
REUTERS/Itsuo Inouye/Pool (JAPAN)
Reuters - Sep 14 9:13 PM |
The painting about Bali fan
dancer that seems like obtaining some responses from
Paris Hilton like explain in the
previous letter, also
has some nice coincident moments related with the born
of first baby boy in Japanese emperor. It has been
for almost four decades that the Japanese people have
been waiting for a baby boy to born, since previously
only baby girls were born in the family.
Although in this photo it
was not appeared since this is just the design, in the
painting I was making the right leg of the Barong at the
back ground seem like kicking something. And it
was when the news about Japanese Princess Kiko
gave birth to a baby boy on September 6, 2006, the
first boy to be born into Japan's imperial family in
nearly 41 years, that I realized it was like related
with my painting of the Barong's right leg kick.
A day earlier, something
other also like related with this painting. A
photo of Ir. Ciputra, an Indonesian real estate moghul,
appeared in the Kompas of September 5,
2005, page 25. His name Ciputra is like containing
the word "putra", an Indonesian word which means "boy".
Later on I realized that his name was also like
preceding the birth of the first baby boy in the
Japanese imperial.
At first I was just
thinking that the appearance of his picture was like
related with my painting about Bali fan dancer
since in 1987 I worked in one of his hotels, the
Mandarin Oriental hotel, which logo is a fan.
Please click here to
read more about this fan logo of Mandarin Oriental hotel,
The Origins Of The Fan: An award-winning logo.
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