There were antiwar groups in Nazi Germany like the White Rose, I wonder if there was anything remotely similar in war time Japan, even individuals?
http://unitedcats.wordpress.com/2007/02/18/february-18-1943-the-white-rose/
Kevin R
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I must say I'm not sure. In my light research I haven't found any. Given the diety-emperical divinity, and the societal devotion over the individual evidenced by Kamikazi, I think not. Japan believed they would win the war well into 1943, As long as they held resource rich Manchuria, and controled the Malaysian archipeligo.
Robert T
Here in the Bay Area Your answer is Yes, however you should know they were arrested for spying. They were caught by a Citizens tip (a youngster ) who witnessed a laundry truck stopped where it shouldn't have been when on his way fishing. His spot was "occupied" by an Asia person taking pictures of "OUR" submarines. Even a 10 year old knows. The rest you can fill in. The sub 's name if my memory still serves me correctly. was Thunderfish . They had a chance to see it for themselves in Tokyo Harbor but were to busy watching their new carrier going to the bottom on launch.