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The Japanese Parliament has ratified a legal amendment aimed at maintaining the continuity of the male imperial lineage by allowing the adoption of men from distant relatives and refining inheritance rules. Women remain excluded from inheriting the throne, despite the shrinking size of the imperial family. The amendment comes at a time when the number of family members is decreasing, threatening the survival of the imperial system that has been in place for approximately 1,500 years, where the throne can only be inherited by men from the ruling dynasty. This change also results in the further exclusion of princesses, including Princess Aiko, who is widely popular. The criticisms reflect concerns about the future of the imperial family amidst the limited number of male heirs and the increasing challenges to its sustainability.
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