When I was reading an English newspaper, I couldn't understand the following.....

{{{{ But the approach of articles changed dramatically in May 2004 when the Crown Prince remarked, "It is true that there were developments that denied Princess Masako's career "up to" then as well as her personality driven by her career."

"Up to" that point, weekly women's magazines mostly covered the Imperial family as a role model, depicting them in a positive light. But the family came to be discussed differently, especially in terms of relations between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, just like many ordinary families, drawing controversy}}}}

In this case, what does "up to" mean? And how do you translate it into Japanese in this case?
I understood the context and what the writer wanted to say, however, I confused the meaning, "up to", in this case.... and it was a little bit unclear to me. I couldn't come up the most appropriate Japanese words.

I thought " 〜と並行して", " 〜まで" or something kind of meanings is the best fit in Japanese... After all, "その時まで。。。" and " そのremarkの時まで"???
What do you think?

A man killed 7 people and injured 10 others on a street yesterday. According to the police, the man hit a few pedestrians with a truck and then stabbed people. He was quoted as saying, " I came here to kill people. I don't care who they are."

Recently, atrocious rampages have happened one after another.Moreover, it tends to occur on a street teemed with people. I can't believe it at all. I don't have any idea how to protect myself and my son in case.

If you were there, what would you do? How should we grapple with the tendency to stop?

After long time I dropped at a library. Before I gave a birth I used to visit there.

To find some text books for learning English or something and also for my son, including Japanese picture books, I went. While I was browsing, my husband and son were playing at a park near the library.

I found some books......like these.....



You can see, " 使ってはいけない英語". I read it today.( not finished yet so far) It's interesting and well worth.
Several phrases we could make mistakes were given.
For example.......

" I know the spell"

Yes, it's not correct.
If you use it, it means " I know some 呪文".
So, we should say " I know the spelling."

To review grammar, ways of using phrases, I highly recommend.

The season has come.. Yes, have to prepare against flu. I've got in a few times before so, I should have to do. Especially, for my son. Year in, year out I get him to take it.

In the afternoon, I took him to get the first vaccination. When we arrived there, as I expected he frowned. (^^;) Fortunately, there were several boys so, he appeared to be relieved a little.
It didn't take a long time, we went home(^^)

After that, as if it was without any happenings, he played to his heart's content.lol lol lol

Well, next month he'll have to do the second one..hehehe(^m^) lol lol lol

我が家の小さな庭には、どこからか飛んできたお花の種によって今きれいなお花（見たことがないんですが、とてもかわいらしいお花です＾＾）がいっぱい開花しております。ちょうど、一部分枯れ植木のところにそだったので、「目隠しになる〜♪」と、喜んでいたのもつかの間、、、

今ではもっさりとおおい茂ってしまいました、、、（＾＾；）

庭側におおい茂るには全然構わないんですが、フェンスの間をすり抜けて前の一般駐車場へもはみだしているわけです、、、。もちろん、車も止まっています。
他の方にご迷惑にならないように、フェンスにひもか何かで固定し、剪定しようかとおもったのですが、、、、、、

大きなハチ君たちがせっせと働いているではありませんか！！！！（−−；）たぶん、あの勇ましいお姿からすると、、、、クマバチのような、、、、
秋にかけてのハチって、とても危険だと聞いたような、、、、、（でしたっけ？？？）
怖くて、未だに手を出せずにいます、、、、。主人に言ってみましたが、

『おお〜〜〜、すごく成長したねえ、、＜ほのぼのと＞、、、、、いいんじゃない？あのままで。（*―▽―*）＜これまたほのぼのと＞』

い、いや、、、、そうではなくて、、、、（−−；）

きれいに成長したお花をばっさりと切る勇気もなく、（植物の知識も全くないので、、）ハチ君たちに向かっていく勇気もなく、ただただどうしようかと考えているんですが、この場合ってやはり自分たちで剪定するなり、固定するなりしなきゃならないんですよね、、、？それとも、家主さんに相談したほうがいいんでしょうか？？？むむむむ、、、（＝〜＝）


こんなお花です♪