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Japanese emporer that died in 1989?

Hirohito.He is Showa emperor.


What was the Japanese emperor's name in 2008?

Akihito, eldest son of the late Emperor Hirohito (Showa), has been Emperor since 1989.


Who is Japanese emperor who died on 1-7-1989 succeeded by his son akihito?

Emperor Hirohito (posthumously called the Showa Emperor)


How did Japanese Emperor Showa die?

Emperor showa passed away the morning of January 7 1989 from complications related to cancer of the lower intestine.


What flower is for the Japanese emperor?

The chrysanthemum is the symbol of the Japanese emperor.


How long has Akihito been emperor?

Akihito is the current reigning Emperor of Japan. He succeeded to the throne in the year 1989, and he is the 125th emperor of his line. The correct name to address Japan's emperor is as 'Tenno Heika', which is the Japanese expression for 'His Imperial Majesty the Emperor'.


Empror in Japanese?

Japanese emperor: tennou. Generic emperor: koutei.


Who was the Oldest Japanese Emperor who has ever lived?

The oldest Japanese Emperor who has ever lived is Emperor Shōwa, also known as Hirohito. He reigned from 1926 until his death in 1989, living to the age of 87 years and 81 days. His longevity marked him as the longest-lived emperor in Japan's history. After his death, the title of the oldest emperor was passed to his son, Emperor Akihito, but he has not surpassed Hirohito's age.


Who was the Japanese prime minister when the atomic bomb was dropped?

Japan never had a president. Instead, they had an emperor. The emperor at that time during WWII was Emp. Hirohito. He died in 1989.


What was the role of the Emperor of Japan before and after World War 2?

The Japanese surrender was conditional on the USA respecting the Emperor. Emperor Hirohito remained head of state of Japan until his death in 1989.


What is the emperor of Japan's name is?

Akihito .


When emperor akihito as the emperor of japan?

1989-present