Japan's Parliament has passed new rules that maintain the male-only succession line for the imperial throne. This decision comes amid public calls for Princess Aiko, the 24-year-old daughter of Emperor Naruhito, to be allowed to succeed him, which is now not possible under the current regulations.
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Japan's Parliament votes to maintain male-only emperor succession rules
Japan's Parliament has voted to uphold male-only succession rules for the imperial throne, effectively preventing Princess Aiko from ascending to the throne. This decision follows public support for allowing female succession.
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Japan votes to keep emperor succession male-only, blocking Princess Aiko from throne
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Japan's Parliament votes to maintain male-only emperor succession rules