- Hirohito (born April 29th 1901) is the head of state and emperor of the Empire of Japan. His reign oversaw the emergence of Japan as a world superpower.
- Hirohito’s father had been ill for some time and when Hirohito returned to Japan, he was made the regent which meant he became emperor in all but name.
- Hirohito (1901-1989), known posthumously as Emperor Shōwa, was emperor of Japan during World War II and is Japan’s longest-serving monarch in history.
- 9 Ağustos'ta İmparator Hirohito, Kōichi Kido'ya şunları söyledi: "Sovyetler Birliği savaş ilan etti ve bugün bize karşı düşmanlıklar başlattı."
- İmparator Hirohito ve bazı aile üyelerine karşı. Savaşın sona ermesinden sonra, savaş döneminde işlenen suçlar için emperyal sorumluluğu yönetme kriterlerine...
- Despite his official role, Hirohito was known for his humility and kindness towards others, often engaging in small acts of charity and compassion.
- Hirohito was recognized widely to be the Japan’s longest-reigning monarch. His influence to Japan was widely recognized even to any modern and western countries.
- Japonya dışında genellikle "İmparator Hirohito" olarak anılsa da, Japonya'da ölen imparatorlar yalnızca ölümünden sonraki adlarıyla anılır .
- Japonya'ya döndükten sonra Hirohito, 29 Kasım 1921'de akıl hastalığından etkilenen hasta babasının yerine Japonya Naibi (Sesshō) oldu.
- Hirohito, emperor of Japan from 1926 until his death in 1989. He was the longest-reigning monarch in Japan’s history.