Izumi Tanaka, or simply Izzy, never felt like she was at home in a quiet place on the Californian night. It’s not a little nasty that her father is the crown prince of Japan, and she herself is the rightful princess. Invited to these criticisms, Izzi is flying to Japan in order to stop the father and father’s religion. However, it makes sense that now they are looking at her not only for the embroidery of cloth and tiaras, but also to the scandals of the press, that we follow her, a frowning guard, without some kind of crucible you can’t step, necessity adhere to thousand-year-old traditions and so on. The girl suddenly knows in life that she’s ready to go in with some kind of testing. So, the life of the princesses is not like a fairy tale and the tiara of a Japanese princess is not at all like the Kaidan...