Iliohana, Kapua — In a heartfelt gesture that has touched families across the archipelago, Queen Adriana quietly penned and released a personal letter to the families of graduates in Midori-Iro’s national kindergarten program. Delivered in each child’s graduation booklet, the letter — written in the Queen’s own hand — was a message of love, unity, and hope.
Palace officials confirmed that the Queen had discreetly attended one of the graduation ceremonies, choosing to observe not as a monarch, but as a daughter of Midori-Iro, deeply moved by the spirit of its children. Her note recalled that moment, honoring the vibrant cultural blend of the islands and expressing gratitude to the families and communities shaping the next generation.
“This letter wasn’t about politics or formality,” said Secretary of Education Mahina Ko. “It was a reminder that our Queen sees us — not from above, but beside us. She believes in our children and in what we’re building together.”
The note, printed in soft powder blue and pink — the royal family’s colors — and sealed with Adriana’s personal signature, has already become a cherished keepsake for many families. More than a letter, it’s a symbol of the deep emotional bond between the crown and the people, and a reaffirmation of Midori-Iro’s shared dream: a future bright with promise, shaped by every child’s laughter and every parent’s love.
