Japan relaxes royal succession rules but retains ban on female emperors

Japan's parliament has approved a bill to relax imperial succession rules amid concerns over the declining number of male heirs, allowing the adoption of distant male relatives and permitting women to retain royal status after marriage. However, the law still prohibits women from ascending the throne, meaning Princess Aiko remains ineligible. The bill, the first major amendment since 1949, aims to address succession issues in the longstanding imperial lineage.

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