Controversy is not easily subsiding as the Japanese government recently revised the Imperial Household Law to allow former imperial families to adopt sons and grant succession rights to the throne to those sons. According to the Imperial Household Agency, the former 11 imperial families that renounced the imperial registry in 1947...
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Controversy is not easily subsiding as the Japanese government recently revised the Imperial Household Law to allow former imperial families to adopt sons and grant succession rights to the throne to those sons. According to the Imperial Household Agency, the former 11 imperial families that renounced the imperial registry in 1947...