Despite the fact that the U.S. occupied Japan during its post-WW II reconstruction, the organizational structure of Japan's government actually approximates that of the U.K. much more than that of America.

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Japan's governmental system is a constitutional monarchy, similar to the U.K.'s system, with a parliamentary government headed by a prime minister and a hereditary emperor serving as a ceremonial figurehead. The U.S., in contrast, has a presidential system with a separation of powers between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

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