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Japan considers letting council settle Imperial Family status when female members marry

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TOKYO -- Japanese legislators are considering letting the Imperial House Council decide on the status of husbands and children of female members of th

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Japan considers letting council settle Imperial Family status when female members marry

TOKYO -- Japanese legislators are considering letting the Imperial House Council decide on the status of husbands and children of female members of th

·Chiyoda, Japan
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Emperor meets with San Marino governor: Imperial family schedule from 28th: Asahi Shimbun

The schedules of the Emperor, Empress and other members of the Imperial Family are updated weekly. The Imperial Family members are busy with various events, ceremonies and court rites. We also introduce official duties that cannot be included in the paper. The Imperial Household Agency will be updating the schedules of the Emperor, Empress and other members of the Imperial Family every week.

·Tokyo, Japan
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Asahi broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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