Eihiko Kasahara
Eihiko Kasahara is a prominent Japanese political historian and a professor emeritus at Keio University, known for his expertise in the history of the Japanese imperial family and succession issues. His recent work, including the publication of a book discussing the complexities of Japan's Imperial Household Law, has sparked significant debate on the topic of male-only succession in the Japanese monarchy. Kasahara has actively participated in discussions and hearings concerning the preservation of the imperial family structure, emphasizing the importance of adapting to contemporary societal values while maintaining historical traditions.
Born on Jan 01, 1957 (68 years old)
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Eihiko Kasahara, a professor emeritus at Keio University, has frequently expressed his opinions on the need to secure the number of imperial family members.
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Eihiko Kasahara, a professor emeritus at Keio University, has frequently expressed his opinions on the preservation of the imperial family during government hearings.
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