November 12, 1990 - Japan welcomes the 125th Emperor

He is currently the 21st longest-serving king in the world.

November 12, 1990 - Prince Akihito officially becomes the 125th Emperor of Japan.

Akihito was born on December 23, 1933 in Tokyo as the reigning Emperor, who is also the 125th Emperor according to the List of Traditional Emperors, having been crowned since 1989.

On January 7, 1989, after Emperor Hirohito (the Emperor of the Chou Dynasty) died, Emperor Akihito took the throne of Japan's 125th emperor.Emperor Akihito 's coronation ceremony was held on November 12, 1990 at the Imperial Palace.

Akihito is the eldest son and the fifth son of Emperor Chieu Hoa (Hirohito) and Queen Huong Thuan (Kuni Nagako). He was taught entirely by private full-time teachers, then attended high school at the Academy - the school dedicated to the Japanese aristocracy - from 1940 to 1952.

He graduated from the Gakushuin University School of Politics in Tokyo, although he never received a university degree. And although he has been the heir to the throne since his birth, he has, as a rule, been able to hold an enthronement ceremony for the Crown Prince at the Tokyo Imperial Palace on November 10, 1952.

Thai Tai and Crown Prince in the inheritance day of the throne.

Later, Crown Prince and Crown Prince Michiko officially visited 37 other countries. The Crown Prince compared the Japanese Royal Family as a robot and so he expressed his desire to contribute to helping the Royal Family get closer to the Japanese masses. The Emperor and Queen also made a major visit. awake 18 countries, as well as visiting 47 prefectural prefectures of Japan.

Love story of Emperor Japan and Empress Michiko also consumes much paper of the press because of love to overcome all obstacles and extremely stable. This is also the first Emperor of Japan to marry a commoner in Japanese history.