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| U.S. General who headed U.S. enterprise. |
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| Japanese emperor. constitutional monarch reigned from 1926-1989. |
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| Hirohito’s son who succeeded him. |
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| Japanese prime minister promised to rid Japan’s government of corruption and promote economic growth. |
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| Japanese island were U.S. stationed troops to protect Japan in the 1990’s . |
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| Japanese city site of severe earth quake in 1995. |
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| supreme command of the Allied powers created to govern Japan after World War two. |
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| Barred Japan of all warfare except for defense. |
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| Giant industrial and banking organizations that controlled Japanese industry. |
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| Most successful economy. The sum value of all goods and services it produced. |
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| release of impure or poisonous substances into land, water and air. |
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| First form of government conservative pro business party dominated Japanese Government. |
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| Second form of government opposition of LPD included many LPD leaders in cabinet. |
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| Third form of government formed by many LDB members and SDP members. |
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| Created a vast need for war supplies throughout Japan. |
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