What Are The Effects On Japan's Impact On Society

Warfare shaped several countries over the years in different ways. World War II had a great impact on Japan as a nation. In 1941, Japan bombed the Pearl Harbor of the US causing them to enter the war, which resulted in an immense clash between both countries. In August 1945, the US dropped two of the most dangerous bombs, the atomic bomb, on Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Those bombings changed not only Japan, but also the entire world. The US had introduced a new weapon to the world, which could destroy hundred thousand of people. The use of such a serious weapon changed the standards of warfare; countries started to threaten each other with the possession of the atomic bomb. The bombs destroyed most of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
“The Japanese official report that anyone, who entered the blast area from outside after the explosion has become sick.” The time after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was an important period for the country of Japan itself. “After the War had ended, Japan was not happy with their Supreme Council and their direction of the war.” Japan’s governors were avid to get more power and did not want to surrender. After the war was over, the country lost the war and had to recover from the bombings and other destructions. Although the atomic bombs crippled Japan’s international position, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 improved their economy and caused their culture to evolve.
After the rapid economic downfall directly after the bombing, Japan’s economy found their way back up on the international markets. Directly after the end of the war, the shipment to Japan and the production of crops like rice decreased. The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki affected not only the cities themselves, but also the entire country because soon a great part of the population suffered from hunger and others died from starvation. After the US conquered the country, they forbid them to create an army or enter any war;