Who Is Emperor Showa?

When Hirohito or most commonly known as Emperor Showa was born April 29, 1901 in the Togo Palace in the neighborhood of Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan. He was born at a time when his grandfather Emperor Meiji was at rule when his grandfather died in July 30, 1912 his father Yoshihito (Emperor Taishō) took his place on the throne. Hirohito when he was 7 years of age (1908) he was sent to attend the school Gakushūin Peers' School where he would learn everything that a Prince Crown child would need to know about Japan’s nobility. At a young age Hirohito was very successful in the military and even worked his way up to Major, but when his father was affected by mental illness in 1923 he took the rank of lieutenant-Colonel then when his father died 3 years
Only Hirohito was prosecuted because he was the leader of the Japanese country and in charge of all military actions/orders. After Japan was bombed the emperor announced to his family of his decision to surrender and made an announcement to the people of Hiroshima that he was very sorry for the loss but that because of the times of war that innocent lives being taken would be unpreventable. When Hirohito was in the presence of the great u.s general Douglas MacArthur, the general tried to get Emperor Hirohito retain the throne but the Emperor accepted that he had done wrong by attack the u.s navy without any sort of declaration of war. The emperor was put on trial but was not indicted but out of respect resigned from the position of Emperor of
Flora is basically just plant life such as flowers but fauna would be animal life. For the purposes of classification people from all over the world sent over 28,000 specimens to Hirohito because he such good at what he did. This went on till the day when he died on January 7, 1989 at the aged of 87. Till this day all over the world Marine Biologist still study Hirohito works in hopes to fully understand his work. Because his papers and research are so complicated it takes several scientists to study all of the 32 plus specimens of plants and Hydroids the he