Japan is now governed by prime ministers, about 1 hundred years ago, it's governed by the shogun and emperor.
The consent of the governed is important to all issues that are of national interest. Japan normally holds elections to choose their representatives and this shows how the consent of the governed is important.
Japan is a parliamentary democracy, governed, in theory, by the majority party or coalition in the parliament.
Shoguns governered Japan unitl the late 1800's.
After the truce with Japan the United States set up a military government and controlled Japan.
Yes, Japan has a unitary system of government. A unitary government is a state governed as one single unit.
The Shogunato is a political system in Japan that was governed by a single person. This person was called the Shogun.
A young group of army officers tried to gain control during an incident in 1936, but Hirohito, threatened to crush it in person with his "Imperial Guards." The coup was crushed; without Hirohito carrying out his threat.
Some three countries governed by a prime minister include Japan, Northern Ireland and Portugal. A prime minister heads the government and appoints the ministers.
America didn't tell Japan how to be governed after WW2
Prime Minister, but symbolic power still belongs to the imperial family
Prime Minister Japan is a constitutional monarchy with a unitary parliament. Their monarch since 1989 is Emperor Akihito, and the head of their government from 2006 to 2007 and since 2012 is Prime Minister Shinzō Abe.