Shingo Haketa (羽毛田 信吾, Haketa Shingo, born 5 April 1942) is a Japanese bureaucrat. He served as Grand Steward of the Imperial Household Agency from 1 April 2005 to 1 June 2012. Appointed by Prime Minister Junichirō Koizumi, promoter of absolute primogeniture, Haketa is known as a supporter of the report submitted by the , recommending absolute primogeniture. He criticized Prince Tomohito of Mikasa for his comment that agnatic primogeniture should be kept, and requested the members of the Imperial House to refrain from expressing their opinion on the succession. Right after the birth of Prince Hisahito of Akishino, he commented that the newborn prince would not solve the succession crisis, and insisted that the law be changed. In November 2011, he held a meeting with Prime Minister Yoshihik
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| - 羽毛田 信吾（はけた しんご、1942年4月5日 - ）は、日本の官僚。厚生省の事務次官、宮内庁次長を経て、2005年から2012年まで宮内庁長官を務めた。 (ja)
- Shingo Haketa (羽毛田 信吾, Haketa Shingo), né le 5 avril 1942 , est un bureaucrate japonais qui fut grand intendant de l'agence impériale du 1er avril 2005 au 1er juin 2012. Il commence sa carrière au ministère de la Santé avant de devenir vice-grand intendant en 2001. Nommé par le premier ministre Jun'ichiro Koizumi, partisan d'une primogéniture absolue (l'héritier est le premier enfant, garçon ou fille), Haketa a soutenu les propositions du rapport délivré par le conseil consultatif sur une possible réforme des règles de la famille impériale recommandant une primogéniture absolue. Il critique le prince Tomohito de Mikasa pour avoir déclaré que la primogéniture agnatique (les femmes sont exclues de la succession) devait être maintenue et demanda aux membres de la famille impériale de s'absten (fr)
- Shingo Haketa (羽毛田 信吾, Haketa Shingo, born 5 April 1942) is a Japanese bureaucrat. He served as Grand Steward of the Imperial Household Agency from 1 April 2005 to 1 June 2012. Appointed by Prime Minister Junichirō Koizumi, promoter of absolute primogeniture, Haketa is known as a supporter of the report submitted by the , recommending absolute primogeniture. He criticized Prince Tomohito of Mikasa for his comment that agnatic primogeniture should be kept, and requested the members of the Imperial House to refrain from expressing their opinion on the succession. Right after the birth of Prince Hisahito of Akishino, he commented that the newborn prince would not solve the succession crisis, and insisted that the law be changed. In November 2011, he held a meeting with Prime Minister Yoshihik (en)
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| - Shingo Haketa (羽毛田 信吾, Haketa Shingo), né le 5 avril 1942 , est un bureaucrate japonais qui fut grand intendant de l'agence impériale du 1er avril 2005 au 1er juin 2012. Il commence sa carrière au ministère de la Santé avant de devenir vice-grand intendant en 2001. Nommé par le premier ministre Jun'ichiro Koizumi, partisan d'une primogéniture absolue (l'héritier est le premier enfant, garçon ou fille), Haketa a soutenu les propositions du rapport délivré par le conseil consultatif sur une possible réforme des règles de la famille impériale recommandant une primogéniture absolue. Il critique le prince Tomohito de Mikasa pour avoir déclaré que la primogéniture agnatique (les femmes sont exclues de la succession) devait être maintenue et demanda aux membres de la famille impériale de s'abstenir de faire connaître leur opinions sur la question de la succession. Après la naissance du prince Hisahito d'Akishino en 2006, il déclare que le nouveau-né ne règle en rien la crise de la famille impériale et insiste pour que la loi de la maison impériale soit changée. Haketa prend sa retraite le 1er juin 2012 après annonce le 31 mai 2012. (fr)
- Shingo Haketa (羽毛田 信吾, Haketa Shingo, born 5 April 1942) is a Japanese bureaucrat. He served as Grand Steward of the Imperial Household Agency from 1 April 2005 to 1 June 2012. Appointed by Prime Minister Junichirō Koizumi, promoter of absolute primogeniture, Haketa is known as a supporter of the report submitted by the , recommending absolute primogeniture. He criticized Prince Tomohito of Mikasa for his comment that agnatic primogeniture should be kept, and requested the members of the Imperial House to refrain from expressing their opinion on the succession. Right after the birth of Prince Hisahito of Akishino, he commented that the newborn prince would not solve the succession crisis, and insisted that the law be changed. In November 2011, he held a meeting with Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda to discuss the possibility for allowing women to head branches of the Imperial House (rather than to lose imperial status upon marriage), in order to replenish the number of imperial members who can help fulfill the court-related duties He had worked at the Ministry of Health until he was installed as Vice-Grand Steward of the Imperial Household Agency in 2001. Among his senior workers at the Ministry of Health is , a member of the Advisory Council on the Imperial Household Law. Haketa announced his retirement effective 1 June 2012, and was replaced by Noriyuki Kazaoka. (en)
- 羽毛田 信吾（はけた しんご、1942年4月5日 - ）は、日本の官僚。厚生省の事務次官、宮内庁次長を経て、2005年から2012年まで宮内庁長官を務めた。 (ja)
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