Prince William has revealed that he would have liked to have been an astronaut as he helped launch a new business initiative on his second day in Japan. William's busy second day also saw him meet Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko, as well as take part in a ceremony at the Hodogaya Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery. His comments on space travel came during a traditional sake bottle breaking ceremony, conducted with the help of astronauts Tim Peak and Kimiya Yui in Roppongi. Going native: William obligingly donned a red Happi robe for his role in the sake barrel breaking ceremony
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The Duke was at the Hodogaya Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery
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Princess Diana made the same trip in Feb 1995 - 20 years before her son
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William laid a wreath of chrysanthemums and walked among the graves
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1,500 men from UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and India buried there
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Later visited Japan's Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko at the Gosho
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Diana's visit sparked what commentators later called 'Diana Fever'
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William had a similarly enthusiastic welcome when he arrived yesterday
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Later revealed he would have liked to be an astronaut during a speech
Diana Fever: The Princess' visit sparked chaotic scenes as @placeholder fell, en masse, for her charms