Emiko Jeen Bücher

Izumi Tanaka, or simply Izzy, never felt 100 percent herself in a quiet town in northern California. But Izzy had no idea that her father was the crown prince of Japan, and she herself was a real princess. Stunned by this discovery, Izzy travels to Japan to finally see her father and her homeland. However, Izzy understands that now she is waiting for not only exquisite dresses and tiaras, but also a scandal-hungry press that will follow her as peeps, a gloomy bodyguard without whom you can't take a step, the need to follow thousand-year-old traditions and customs, etc. For the second time in her life, the girl will have to prove that she is capable of coping with any challenges. Yes, the life of princesses is not like a fairy tale and the tiara of a Japanese princess is sometimes no better than shackles...

Izumi Tanaka has become a princess who wears pants instead of pastel dresses, dates her former bodyguard, and has a Tamagotchi dog of unknown pedigree. The princess's father, the crown prince, also defiantly rejects imperial rules and traditions, because he has renewed his relationship with Izumi's mother. Ms. Tanaka could cause a succession crisis, and she's also a feminist with radical environmentalist views. And while the imperial court dreams of ending this relationship, the crown prince announces that he intends to marry his American sweetheart. The Council of the Imperial Court is expected to vote against. Izumi knows what it's like to not be good enough for the Imperial family, so she decides to seek a marriage blessing. But is it up to her? And won't the freedom-loving princess have to give up her dreams and plans for the sake of her parents' happiness?