Currently, Japan is a democracy. Though signs of democratic thinking have appeared in Japan since the Meiji Reconstruction, the most significant transition to a democracy was after World War II when Japan created a new constitution. Japan has a Prime Minister which is elected.
In WW 2, japan was NOT a democracy. It was a monarchy. Japan had an Emperor.
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No, Japan is a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy with the Emperor as the Head of State.
A democracy.
Emperor Hirohito's Japan prior to World War II was not a democracy nor was it a communist state; it was a fascist theocracy. After World War II, the US Occupation of Japan led to Japan becoming a democracy under Emperor Hirohito's watch.
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Japan is a parliamentary democracy, governed, in theory, by the majority party or coalition in the parliament.
No. Japan remained a monarchy after WW1.
Japan's government is a unitary parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy.
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Japan has a prime minister but not a president
parliamentary democracy