Japan's constitution was promulgated in 1889, marking a shift in the form of government in Japan from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy. The so-called constitutional monarchy is that under the premise of maintaining the monarchy, the right not to involve in politics has also been reduced, since the Japanese emperor has no political or real power. What do they do all day? If you say it, you probably won't believe it!
First of all, the Emperor of Japan is basically the same as the Queen of England. Although he appears to be in a high position, he actually has no rights. Of course, they still enjoy a special status, and the royal family still has many "privileges" and benefits. At the very least, all the royal expenses are borne entirely by the state. However, it is impossible to be so cheap for them, naturally they have to do things.
The Emperor had to review many official documents every day. Although he has the right to read the content, he has no right to change it. All he had to do was sign it. The rest is left to the Prime Minister. In short, it's just a formality. Even if there were documents against the imperial family, the emperor had no right to modify them, only to force them to sign.
It is also necessary to receive many foreign tourists or banquets every day. In short, after a whole day, the emperor really didn't have much free time. Although he is very busy, most things have nothing to do with him, and people who have not experienced this feeling simply cannot imagine, but I believe that there are also people who have wanted to live this life! After all, he seems to have a lot of power, but in fact he is limited everywhere. Some people say that there is a difference between this and salted fish, and some people say that he also wants to go to the signing and eating one day, if you can stand it?