As the cruise ship slowly approached Osaka, the capital of Japan at this time was not Tokyo but Kyoto, and the war there was not yet over.
The Japanese people looked up one after another as Zhu Wencong led Su Yanqiao by the hand off the ship, each thinking to themselves how this important figure was actually yellow-skinned.
The outer circle of Japan's new army stopped the restless citizens, while the inner circle of America's armed navy stood firmly with live ammunition, and the band immediately played an American song.
At this time, the Japanese citizens, like the citizens of the Qing court, harbored hatred towards foreigners. The precursor to the Anti-Meiji Movement was the reverence for the Monarch and expulsion of foreigners, which was subdued after being bombarded by the fleets of America, England, the Netherlands, and France.
