英文摘要 |
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato created the most glorious era of economic development in the political history of postwar Japan. Sato’s praiseworthy achievement was “Okinawan reversion” based on a “pro-American and anti-communism” stance. This article first presents the reasons why Sato executed the “Okinawan Reversion” policy, based on his family, personal character, and political experiences. It also illustrates the relations between Japan’s “anti-communism” policy and the Asian military strategy of the United States. As the main point of “Okinawan reversion”, this article finally analyzes the gains and losses due to Sato’s “pro-America and anti-communism” policy. |