What's the point of the new British king preventing kishida fumio from attending the Queen's state funeral?

The new king of Britain only invited the Japanese emperor to attend the queen's funeral, not kishida fumio, so kishida fumio was not allowed to attend the queen's state funeral. As for not inviting kishida fumio to attend the funeral, there are mainly the following points:

The first is the issue of quotas. This funeral is very large, but it is impossible for too many outsiders to attend. In addition to the royal family members and lords, there are already 500 heads of state and foreign dignitaries attending the funeral, and it is impossible to give too many places to one of them.

Third, the question of qualifications. Britain is a constitutional monarchy, and the queen died. If the country invited is a constitutional monarchy, only the king and queen can be invited, and it is impossible to invite the housekeeper.

Finally, the distance between relatives and friends is a problem. Japan has nothing to do with Britain, and it is impossible to get more places like Spain, Holland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

There are two kinds of people who didn't invite kishida fumio to the funeral, one was invited by notice and the other was spontaneous. Except for the 16 federal member countries managed by the Queen of England, you can only go by invitation. You can't come in uninvited. No matter what your status is, you can only stand on the side of the road like the people. This is a funeral, not a leadership meeting.

The invitation of others also depends on the situation. Countries with constitutional monarchy invite kings and queens, while countries without constitutional monarchy only invite them.

Japan is a real constitutional monarchy. The British royal family invited the Japanese "head of state", and there were only two places, which meant that both the emperor and the queen would go.

This is very interesting. Before the invitation from the British royal family, kishida fumio began to say that he was considering visiting Britain to attend the state funeral of Elizabeth II. He also said that "the Japanese government is discussing this matter", which actually ordered subordinates to prepare various matters. As a result, I learned later that it was not the prime minister who was invited, but the emperor and queen, and I was not invited.

But kishida fumio can only say that she will not attend Elizabeth II's funeral. In order to ease the embarrassment, kishida fumio can only announce that he will go to the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly, and the government plane was used by the Emperor on a civil plane. Some cabinet members began to privately complain that "they were not invited, but ordered people to make preparations in advance", which is a waste of time. This is a joke.