Free Japan
The Free Japan movement dates back to February 1944, when a report from Yenan announced the arrival of Susumu Okano, a member of the Japanese Communist Party. A Free Japan Committee, officially named the Japanese People's Liberation Alliance, was active in Yenan.

In November 7, 1944, John K. Emmerson proposed the use of a "free Japan" movement in the war against Japan.

See also
Japanese dissidence during the Shōwa period

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Japan in World War II
Japanese Communist Party
World War II resistance movements