Japan's Hirohito 'prevented from voicing remorse over war'

Japan's wartime emperor Hirohito wanted to express his regret and remorse shortly after World War II but the prime minister at the time stopped him, local media reported Tuesday, citing newly disclosed documents. The 18 notebooks, written by Michiji Tajima, a top official at the Imperial Household Agency, featured dialogue...

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