He rejects both the militarism of the Japanese Empire and shame of defeat that he attributes to the postwar Japan and seeks instead to create a new undefeated Japan that he calls Zipang.
Instead, he seeks to create a new undefeated Japan that he calls Zipang. He rejects both the militarism of the Japanese Empire and shame of defeat that he attributes to the postwar Japan.
He rejects both the militarism of the Japanese Empire and shame of defeat that he attributes to the postwar Japan. Instead, he seeks to create a new undefeated Japan that he calls Zipang.
He rejects both the militarism of the Japanese Empire and shame of defeat that he attributes to the postwar Japan. Instead, he seeks to create a new undefeated Japan that he calls Zipang.