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809:. Upon his return to Japan, he first studied to become a Zen priest but then became a follower of Nichiren Buddhism, a conversion that led him to relocate to
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480:Koki Hirota
460:Sadao Araki
455:Hideki Tojo
416:Hakkō ichiu
385:Corporatism
302:Pacific War
297:Hideki Tojo
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1092:Categories
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395:Militarism
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863:Ikki Kita
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