皇室典範改正「だまし討ち」の舞台裏と首謀者／「国民の理解」を求めた天皇の真意は【森暢平の社会学的皇室ウォッチング！】

#ImperialFamily #FormerImperialFamilies #NationalDiet #ImperialHouseLaw #Adoption Professor Yohei Mori of Seijo University, a former reporter covering the Imperial Household Agency, provides a thorough overview of the process leading to the revision of the Imperial House Law. [Part 1] ・The behind-the-scenes story and masterminds of the "deceptive" revision ・Takaichi vs. Aso: The inner workings of the Liberal Democratic Party ・Internal divisions within the centrist faction and the capabilities of Representative Ogawa ・The true intentions of the Emperor who sought "the understanding of the people" Professor Mori, who is in charge of the popular series "Sociological Imperial Family Watching!" in #SundayMainichi, is interviewed by editor-in-chief Hiroyuki Oba. ◆Yohei Mori Professor, Faculty of Letters, Seijo University. Born in 1964. Doctor of Philosophy. Covered the Imperial Family and other topics at the Mainichi Shimbun. After serving as editor-in-chief of the CNN Japanese website and as a US correspondent for the Ryukyu Shimpo, he assumed his current position in 2017. His published works include "The Imperial Family's Wallet" (Shincho Shinsho) and "The Imperial Family's Love Affairs" (Chuko Shinsho). https://x.com/mori_yohey "The Imperial Family's Love Affairs" (Chuko Shinsho) https://www.chuko.co.jp/ebook/2023/08... ◆For more details, see the pages of Sunday Mainichi ◆Purchase here https://x.gd/qBU12 ◆Subscribe to "Sunday Mainichi" here https://www.fujisan.co.jp/product/1017/ ◆Nico Nico Channel + "Sunday Mainichi Digital" https://nicochannel.jp/sundaymainichi ◆Sunday Mainichi Official SNS X: https://x.com/tsunday3 Facebook: https://x.gd/8tbhC Instagram: / sundaymainichi1922 TikTok: / sunday_mainichi ◆Hiroyuki Oba Editor-in-Chief of Sunday Mainichi. Born in 1975. After working in the social affairs and special reporting departments of the Mainichi Shimbun, he assumed his current position. He primarily handles investigative journalism and parliamentary coverage. He received the 19th Ishibashi Tanzan Memorial Waseda Journalism Award for "The Public Document Crisis" and the 26th Japan Federation of Newspaper Workers' Unions Journalism Award for "Questioning Privileges," which focused on the Japan-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement. His publications include "The Tokyo Metropolitan Area is a 'Training Ground' for the U.S. Military" (Fujiwara Shoten). https://x.com/hiroyukiohba