us left japan after wwii on april 28, 1952.
us left japan after wwii on april 28, 1952.
when did the us leave japan after wwii?
april 28 , 1952
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zheng tried to solve the problem by extorting and taxation and then seeking aid from tokugawa japan. sekisai ugai said that zheng zhilong's brother had 1,000 musket armed japanese mercenaries. the tokugawa shogun received two requests for samurai mercenaries and weapons in nagasaki in 1645-1646 from zheng zhilong. the tokugawa bakufu originally urged japanese women who were married to chinese men to leave japan when they enacted the maritime ban (after which was passed, they would not be allowed to leave japan), but many japanese women who were married to chinese men like tagawa matsu remained in japan and did not leave when the ban was enacted. the tokugawa allowed them to stay unlike how they violently ejected the japanese wives and children of europeans. after the ban was first passed five years elapsed until zheng requested his japanese wife tagawa be allowed to come to china and they were unsure if they would let her come in violation of the maritime ban. the tokugawa shogunate decided to allow tagawa matsu, his japanese wife to violate the ban, leave japan and reunite with him in china. zheng zhilong and one of his underlings, zhou ghezhi, both had connections to daimyo and the bakufu after living in japan. zhou hezhi sent a letter on the first request for help and the next one was sent to the kyoto-based japanese emperor and the edo-based tokugawa shogun along with gifts from zheng zhilong.
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