Opposition parties rebel against Meiji Restoration co-representative Fujita's comments regarding revisions to the Imperial House Law
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Regarding stable succession to the throne, Fujita, co-chairman of the Japan Restoration Association, said that Prime Minister Takaichi had requested that the ruling party first work out a system design regarding revisions to the Imperial House Law.
Regarding stable succession to the throne, Fujita, co-chairman of the Japan Restoration Association, said that Prime Minister Takaichi had requested that the ruling party first work out a system design regarding revisions to the Imperial House Law. Opposition parties have criticized the move, saying it ignores the "consensus will of the legislature."
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