Revival of Japanese Post-War Concepts of an Imperial and a Military Nation

In order to draw the defeated Japan into western group, the U.S. didn't sue the Mikado and set Japan completely free through San Francisco Treaty. Therefore, a lot of politicians, bureaucrats and plutocrats entered politics again so that concepts of an imperial and a military nation began to appear. With the deepening of the Cold War, while following the West to attack the communist party and socialism, Japan moved to the goal of becoming a great political and military power. Now Japanese army, navy and air force unite together and brazenly march into the war region, ignoring the peace constitution. Also, Japanese Prime Minister pay visit to Yasukuni Shrine now and then, all of which has aroused alert and anxiety of Asian people.