Ji̍t-pún-kok Hiàn-hoat

Ji̍t-pún-kok Hiàn-hoat (日本國憲法) sī Ji̍t-pún ê hiān-hêng hiàn-hoat, mā hō-chò Chiàn-āu Hiàn-hoat (戰後憲法), Hô-pêng Hiàn-hoat (和平憲法), Chiau-hô Hiàn-hoat (昭和憲法), tī 1946 nî 11 goe̍h 3 hō kong-pò͘, 1947 nî 5 goe̍h 3 hō khí si-hêng. Che sī Ji̍t-pún-kok Chèng-hú tī 1945 nî tâu-hâng liáu-āu chè-tēng lâi chhú-tāi Tāi Ji̍t-pún Tè-kok Hiàn-hoat ê sin hiàn-hoat.

Ji̍t-pún-kok hiàn-hoat
Ji̍t-pún-kok Hiàn-hoat sū-giân
Overview
Original title	日本国憲法
Jurisdiction	Japan
Date effective	3 May 1947
System	Unitary parliamentary de facto[1] constitutional monarchy
Government structure
Branches	Three
Goân-siú	Not defined in constitution.[2] The Emperor is "the symbol of the State and of the unity of the people", but carries many functions of a head of state.[1]
Li̍p-hoat ki-koan	Bicameral (National Diet: House of Representatives, House of Councillors)
Hêng-chèng ki-koan	Cabinet, led by a Prime Minister
Su-hoat ki-koan	Supreme Court
Federalism	Unitary
Electoral college	No
Le̍k-sú
First legislature	20 April 1947 (HC) 25 April 1947 (HR)
First executive	24 May 1947
First court	4 August 1947
Amendments	0[3]
Location	National Archives of Japan
Author(s)	Allied GHQ and members of the Imperial Diet
Signatories	Emperor Shōwa
Supersedes	Meiji Constitution
Full text
Constitution of Japan at Wikisource