Japan's Cabinet approved Tuesday a bill to revise a law to ensure a sustainable imperial family system amid concerns over the shrinkage of the family's size, while sticking to the male and paternal-line emperor system despite a decreasing number of successors.The ruling bloc of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Liberal Democratic Party and its junior partner, the Japan Innovation Party, aims to enact the bill to revise the 1947 Imperial House Law by July 17 when the current parliamentary session ends.The bill's two pillars are to permit the imperial family to adopt males aged 15 or older and …READ FULL ARTICLE