Imperial Palace Hirohito

The transcript discusses the divine status of Emperor Hirohito, considered a descendant of the Sun goddess Amaterasu, and the political revival of emperor worship in Japan. This revival, initiated by the military party less than a century ago, has deeply rooted itself in Japanese culture, with citizens ready to sacrifice their lives at the emperor's command.

How do the Japanese people view their emperor today?

What does the phrase 'to die at his emperor's command' imply about the loyalty of the Japanese people?