If we were a monarchy, would we use force against Japan?

Blood for blood and tooth for tooth.

Yes! Those who offend my Chinese Tianwei will be punished even if they are far away!

There is a theocratic overtone to the Japanese emperor, coupled with the loyalty to the emperor that has been ingrained in the Japanese masses for many years. As a result, the emperor system has been passed down and improved throughout Japan, so much so that the emperor was not immediately abolished when people learned Western techniques. Rather, it is to learn from the fact that Britain retained the imperial throne at that time, because the Imperial Family at this time was also the highest faith in the entire country, and it was deeply respected by all the people of the country and could not be violated at will

Japan also retains the monarchy, which shows that Japan's love for the emperor has not changed over time. In this day and age, Japan still respects the emperor and maintains this worldly style.

Because of the selfishness of the Japanese imperial family, the implementation of the monarchy system can obtain the benefits of the royal family and make the rule more deep-rooted.

The course of political change is different in every country, but the emperor system was preserved after the Meiji Restoration, because the existence of the Japanese emperor is more of a faith.

Today, the emperor exists as a national symbol and a pillar of Japan's people, and he has become an international symbol and the hope of the people. The Japanese imperial family is the oldest royal family in the world, and it is claimed that the emperor is a descendant of Amaterasu and is governed by the mandate of heaven to govern the Japanese islands, but for fear of causing a strong ** in Japan, the emperor issued a "Human Declaration", shattering the myth of the emperor's god lineage, for thousands of years, the emperor's rule has been maintained, even in the Heian period when the Fujiwara clan was in charge or the shogunate era when the samurai ruled the country, the emperor was not abolished because the emperor has existed since ancient times.

No, the bigwigs have too many things to think about.

It is a constitutional monarchy, and the monarchy is overturned, so the economy is developing rapidly.

Not a monarchy. There's just a royal family. But the royal family didn't have much power.

Japan's political system, post-war Japan is a representative democracy of the parliamentary cabinet system, the implementation of the legislative, executive, judicial separation of powers, by the parliament, the cabinet, the court to exercise the corresponding powers, national sovereignty belongs to the people, the emperor as a national symbol is retained.

Same as in the UK. Britain also has a queen, but she has little power.