Japan is the prime minister in power, why is the emperor allowed to exist without abolishing him?

Because the emperor is no longer a symbol of power, he is a symbol of faith in the eyes of the Japanese people and exists like a god. Moreover, the highest symbol of the Japanese nation is the Japanese emperor, whose position in the eyes of the Japanese is even higher than life.

During the Second World War, the rights of Japanese emperors were strongly highlighted. The emperor of Japan has supreme charm, and all warriors are loyal to him, so he can be regarded as the soul and symbol of Japan. At that time, it can be said that Japanese faith reached its peak. Some women are willing to send their husbands and children to the battlefield in order to be loyal to the emperor, and even formed a condolence group to be loyal to the emperor.

The unified belief of the Japanese people can't help but make the whole world feel terrible, which shows how supreme Japan's emperor status was at that time. However, after World War II, the United States demanded the abolition of the Japanese emperor system, and the Japanese had to deprive the emperor of his rights, but they still retained the status of the emperor, but now the Japanese emperor is still their belief.

Although the most powerful person in Japanese politics is the Prime Minister of the Cabinet, that is, the Japanese Prime Minister, the Emperor of Japan has always been the highest symbol of Japan. The prime minister is responsible for internal affairs, foreign affairs and military affairs, but sometimes the Japanese emperor is also responsible for sending missions to other countries occasionally. However, because the emperor was the number one war criminal in Japan during World War II, because at that time, the emperor made irreparable mistakes, but that era has passed, and the emperor has no such great power.