The Japanese emperor has 1 rule for taking pictures: they must not take side photos, do they have any secrets that are not known?
We know that the person with the greatest power in ancient China was the emperor, and the highest status in ancient Japan was of course the emperor, but for a long period of japanese history, the emperor was just a symbol, and they had no real power in their hands. The japanese are most proud of their emperor called "one lineage of all generations", which means that japan's emperor has not been changed since ancient times, it is all from this family, and there has never been a change of dynasty. Japan's Chrysanthemum Dynasty has never changed.
In order to maintain the purity of their bloodline, the Japanese emperors basically married close relatives. But it is very important to note that the marriage of close relatives is very easy to cause child deformities. Just like Emperor Akihito, who is still alive, if you look closely at Emperor Akihito, you will find that there is actually a problem with his spine, and in order to cover up this problem, his side photos are very few.
It was discovered that Emperor Akihito's spine was curved, so he rarely had sideways shots flowing out. Emperor Showa was also born with a curved spine, not only that, he was born with a high degree of myopia, in a country like Japan that advocates etiquette, the emperor will perform various ceremonies and publish them in the eyes of the world, which will definitely affect the honor and dignity of the royal family. The scientists' explanation is that this is due to the purity of intermarriage between close relatives, and they encourage close relatives to marry, which increases the probability of genetically problematic diseases.
In this photo, MacArthur stands respectfully in a suit behind his back with his hands behind his back, and the two are in great contrast. This was the first time that Emperor Hirohito appeared in front of people in this way after the defeat of Japan, because it was hunchback, and all photographers could not shoot on the side. There are many records of the marriage of the Japanese imperial family in the famous Japanese literary work "The Ancient Chronicles", and in these records we find the reason for the hunchback of the emperor.