
Hidehiko Kasahara
Hidehiko Kasahara is a distinguished political historian and professor emeritus at Keio University in Japan, known for his expertise in the history and evolution of the Japanese imperial system. His recent publication titled 'The Imperial Household Law: From the Drafting Battles of the Meiji Era to Contemporary Issues of Succession' addresses concerns regarding the stability of the imperial succession and the dwindling number of imperial family members. Kasahara has been an active participant in discussions concerning the future of the Japanese monarchy, advocating for clarity in the debates surrounding male-line succession and the role of female imperial family members.
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Hidehiko Kasahara is a professor emeritus at Keio University who has frequently expressed his opinions in government hearings regarding the preservation of the imperial family.
「なぜ男系男子なのか」 皇族数確保の議論を懸念する大学教授の提案:朝日新聞デジタル

