The reason for the revival of the Showa Sonon joi, "the resurrection of the emperor, expulsion of savages," is the slogan of the Showa reconstruction fight of Japan in the 1930s. Footnote 1 Restoration of the Showa is Japanese nationalism of Japan, and both the expansionism of Japan and the militarism of Japan are done under the name of Emperor Showa. Unlike the Meiji Restoration, the reconstruction of the Showa era is not the resurrection of the emperor's power 2 but the purpose of reviving the fame of Japan.
In the 1920s and 1930s, supporters of Japanese nationalism used the slogan of Showa Reconstruction. It means that a new resolution was needed to replace the existing political order dominated by corrupt politicians and capitalists The original purpose of Meiji Restoration was to rule the empire directly by soldiers, but realized It seems to be done. The initial Shōwa rule was sometimes given a retrospective label "fascism", but this is not a self title, and this comparison is not completely clear. When authoritarian tools like Kempeitai were used in the early Showa period, they were used to protect the rule of law under the Meiji Constitution from the enemies of the right and left.
What does Golden Week mean for Japanese people? Emperor Showa ruled Japan during the Second World War on the 29th Showa 29th, the Emperor Showa's birthday. On May 3, the Constitution Memorial Day was called the Constitution Memorial Day to celebrate ratification of the Constitution of Japan in 1947, and since Emperor Showa is a natural lover, in May celebrated the respect for the environment. And plants. For a while, Green Day was celebrated on 29th April, but it was moved to the current date. As ambiguous laws called for holidays during the holidays to declare the holidays.
Some people may wonder why the Showa era was not included in this article, but I hope that this is exactly the important role played by this era in the formation of modern Japan. Since the history at that time was full of events requiring detailed reporting, the summary in the Showa period only caused many misunderstandings. The feudal age of Japan was one of the most popular references like Samurai caste, Zen of Japan, Kabuki, Noh, Bunraku, tea culture and famous Ukiyoe. Symbolic characters influencing Japan, including numerous historical media including television programs, movies and movie games during the Warring States period, are still remembered deeply today. I hope that this article gives us enough insight to understand the charm of the Japanese and their attachment to history and tradition.