The war was to gain control over Korea and Manchuria
None. It never managed to gain control of South Korea.
The defeat of Russia by Japan in the 1904-5 Russo-Japanese War, for all practical purposes gave Japan the highest level of a sphere of influence in iron ore rich Manchuria. Prior to the imperialism of the 1800 and 1900's , China controlled Manchuria.
North Korea is not a country from the perspective of South Korea. It was officially recognized as a country when it entered the United Nations in 1992 along with the South. Japan still do not officially admit as a nation because it regards South Korea as the legitimate representative of Korean Peninsula.
If you mean because of the attack on Pearl Harbor, then no. But Korea broke away from Japan during WWII.
The war was to gain control over Korea and Manchuria
Korea gained independence from Japan, in 1945
None. It never managed to gain control of South Korea.
Japan didn't gain control of anyone if anything they lost land.
Korea and Port Arthur.
Answer this question…It gave Japan an excuse to retaliate against the Chinese and gain control of Manchuria.
The defeat of Russia by Japan in the 1904-5 Russo-Japanese War, for all practical purposes gave Japan the highest level of a sphere of influence in iron ore rich Manchuria. Prior to the imperialism of the 1800 and 1900's , China controlled Manchuria.
While there are many things that Japan gained from Korea, here are some of the most important recorded contributions. - Korea introduced rice farming to Japan around the 3rd century B.C. - During the Three Kingdoms period, the Korean kingdom Baekje spread advanced metalworking techniques to the Japanese kingdom of Wa. - Being neighbors with China, Korea is partially credited with the spread of Confucian ideals and Buddhism to Japan. - Being relatively isolated and regarded as barbarians by the Chinese, Japan for much of history depended on Korea for trade.
North Korea is not a country from the perspective of South Korea. It was officially recognized as a country when it entered the United Nations in 1992 along with the South. Japan still do not officially admit as a nation because it regards South Korea as the legitimate representative of Korean Peninsula.
As a result of WW2, Japan lost everything they had gained prior to the US entering the war and were back to the original Japanese islands.
If you mean because of the attack on Pearl Harbor, then no. But Korea broke away from Japan during WWII.
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