Poll shows 39% support imperial succession by sons of adoptees

A poll found 39% support for allowing sons of adoptees to succeed to the imperial throne. Opposition stood at 26.9%, while 33.6% were undecided or neutral.

The poll was released on July 16, 2026.

Discussions on imperial succession involve the LDP and CDP.

The results reflect divided public opinion on the issue.

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