A British woman whose family has had close connections to the Japanese imperial family described her "great honor" recently at having hosted a party for Emperor Naruhito while he was studying at Oxford University in 1984.Lady Nadine Bonsor, 70, was asked by the Japanese Embassy to hold a traditional weekend house party for Prince Hiro -- as the emperor was known at that time -- at Liscombe House, the country estate of her husband's family, in Bedfordshire just north of London.Bonsor, whose husband Nicholas was a member of parliament at the time, invited family and friends for the weekend at…READ FULL ARTICLE
