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• Akihito
  '''Akihito''' (明仁; born 23rd December 1933) was the [[Emperor of Japan]] from 1989 ...Majesty'. His reign is known as the ''Heisei'' (平成) era, and by tradition Akihito will be referred to officially only as the 'Heisei Emperor' after his death
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• Akihito/Definition
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• Akihito/Related Articles
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• Akihito/External Links
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• Takahito of Mikasa/Definition
  Uncle of [[Akihito|Emperor Akihito]] and younger brother of [[Hirohito|Emperor Hirohito]]; military and Staff
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• Akihito
  '''Akihito''' (明仁; born 23rd December 1933) was the [[Emperor of Japan]] from 1989 ...Majesty'. His reign is known as the ''Heisei'' (平成) era, and by tradition Akihito will be referred to officially only as the 'Heisei Emperor' after his death
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• Takahito of Mikasa
  ...6), was the uncle of the [[Japan]]ese [[Head of State]], [[Akihito|Emperor Akihito]], and the younger brother of [[Hirohito|Emperor Hirohito]].
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• Yamato Dynasty/Definition
  ...dary and semi-divine [[Jimmu]], through more than seventy generations to [[Akihito]]; it does not include [[shogun]]s or regents
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• Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)/Related Articles
  {{r|Akihito Komatsu}} [[Chief of Staff (Imperial Japanese Army)]], (26 Jan 1895 - 20 Ja
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• Emperor of Japan
  ...to, appear to have taken a significant behind-the-scenes operational role. Akihito and his descendants, however, are purely ceremonial. | [[Akihito]]
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• Hirohito
  ...the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on Jan. 7, 1989 and was succeeded by Prince [[Akihito]] (明仁).
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• Meiji Restoration
  ...of Japan]] in [[World War Two in the Pacific]], although Hirohito's son, [[Akihito]], is now a symbolic Head of State.
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• Surrender of Japan
  ...ito described the loss of the Outer Palace, and the villas of Crown Prince Akihito, the Dowager Empress, and those of [[Prince Chichibu|Princes Chichibu]], [
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