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1. Japanese Governance

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   Constitutional Framework and the Emperor
   The current structure is defined by the Constitution of Japan, promulgated in 1947 following the Second World War. This document, often cited for its pacifist Article 9, establishes the Emperor as the "symbol of the State and of the unity of the people," entirely divested of political power.
   The Emperor’s role is purely ceremonial, involving acts such as appointing the Prime Minister (after designation by the [Diet](/entries/national-d…

2. Liberal Democratic Party

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   Constitutional Revision and Security
   A foundational goal for many within the LDP, particularly its right-wing factions, is the revision of the post-war Constitution of Japan, specifically Article 9, which renounces war. Proponents argue that the current text inhibits Japan's ability to fully exercise its inherent national sovereignty and project appropriate influence globally. This position contrasts with more moderate elements who prioritize the existing security framework built around the [US-Japan S…