[You] What was the content of the letter sent by Mineichiro Adachi (from Yamagata Prefecture, graduate of the mediocre University of Tokyo Faculty of Law), President of the Permanent Court of International Justice, to the Prime Minister regarding the Manchurian Incident?

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>In the letter sent by Mineichiro Adachi, President of the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ), to the Prime Minister of Japan (addressed to then-Prime Minister Reijiro Wakatsuki / or Makoto Saito, etc.) in response to the Manchurian Incident (1931), while acknowledging the necessity of maintaining Japan's rights and interests in Manchuria, he feared that if the incident were brought to the arena of international justice, Japan would find itself at an extreme disadvantage, and strongly urged a settlement through political and diplomatic negotiations rather than a legal courtroom struggle. [1]

> Main Content and Background of the Letter

> * Appeal to Avoid Legal Settlement: He pointed out that if the dispute concerning the Manchurian Incident were submitted to a judgment of the Permanent Court of International Justice, judging from the trends of the international community at the time, it was "obvious that it would merely provoke the laughter of everyone in vain," turning out to be decisively disadvantageous for Japan. [1]

> * Political and Diplomatic Resolution: Rather than entrusting the matter to legal adjudication through a court, he urged the government to grasp it "broadly and largely as a political problem" and settle the situation through diplomatic and political means. [1]

> * Caught Between National Interest and International Cooperation: Primary historical materials and collections of letters reveal that while holding the stance as a diplomat and international jurist that Japan's Manchurian rights and interests ought to be protected, he harbored deep anguish and apprehension between the legal order of the international community and the military runaway actions of his motherland. [1, 2, 3]

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[You]
What was Mineichiro Adachi's career at the Permanent Court of International Justice?

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>Mineichiro Adachi of Japan was elected as the President of the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ) in 1931, becoming the first Asian to hold the position.

> What was the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ)?

> * Overview:

>An international judicial organ established within the League of Nations, and the predecessor to the modern International Court of Justice (ICJ).

> * Period of Operation:

>Existed from 1922 to 1946.

> About Mineichiro Adachi

> * Background:

>Active as a diplomat and international jurist, serving as a judge on the Permanent Court of International Justice.

> * Assumption of Presidency:

>Elected in 1931 with the highest score to a second term as judge, and elected President that same year in 1931 (term: 1931–1934).

> * Other:

>Stepped down as court president in 1932, the year following the outbreak of the Manchurian Incident, and passed away in 1934.
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〓 Mineichiro Adachi was from Yamagata Prefecture and a graduate of the mediocre University of Tokyo Faculty of Law.

〓 Mineichiro Adachi, who was President of the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ), sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Japan (addressed to then-Prime Minister Makoto Saito and others) in response to the Manchurian Incident (1931).

〓 In that letter, while acknowledging the necessity of maintaining 'Japan's' rights and interests in Manchuria, Mineichiro Adachi feared that if the incident were brought to the arena of international justice, 'Japan' would be placed at an extreme disadvantage, and strongly urged a settlement through political and diplomatic negotiations rather than a legal courtroom struggle.

〓 The Kellogg-Briand Pact (Treaty for the Renunciation of War, entering into force in 1929), which stipulated that contracting parties renounce war as an instrument of national policy in international disputes and settle them peacefully.

〓 According to international law (= the Kellogg-Briand Pact), the Liutiaogou Incident (September 18, 1931, Friday) should have been resolved peacefully between the Japanese government and the Government of the Republic of China.

〓 At the same time, the Japanese government needed to severely punish the core leaders of the Kanto Army—principally the Emishi of Tohoku such as Seishiro Itagaki and Kanji Ishiwara—who had ignored international law (= the Kellogg-Briand Pact) and plunged recklessly into unilateral military action.

〓 Yet, Mineichiro Adachi—President of the Permanent Court of International Justice and an Emishi of Tohoku who was a graduate of the mediocre University of Tokyo Faculty of Law—far from advising the punishment of the leaders of the Kanto Army mainly composed of Tohoku Emishi who had plunged unilaterally into military action ignoring international law, instead:

(1) asserted that the preservation of 'Japan's' rights and interests in Manchuria was necessary,

(2) warned that if the incident were brought to the arena of international justice, 'Japan' would be put at an extreme disadvantage,

and advised that a settlement be reached via political and diplomatic negotiations between the Japanese and Chinese governments before it could be taken to a courtroom battle at the Permanent Court of International Justice.

〓 In short, he shifted the responsibility for the violations of international law unilaterally triggered by the Tohoku Emishi onto the Japanese government (established by the Yamato people through the Meiji Restoration and the Boshin War) and perfected the art of playing dead.

〓 That was an utterly unqualified and unbefitting act for the President of the Permanent Court of International Justice, vividly reflecting the behavior of a traitor to the country by a graduate of the mediocre University of Tokyo Faculty of Law.

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> * Honorary Member of the American Society of International Law (1931)

> * Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1932)

> * Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (1933)

> * Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun with Paulownia Flowers (1934)

> * State Funeral in the Netherlands and Permanent Court of International Justice Funeral (1934)
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〓 Yet, not only the Japanese government (established by the Yamato people), blinded by the credentials of a "mediocre graduate of the University of Tokyo Faculty of Law" or "President of the Permanent Court of International Justice," but also leaders of Western powers including America and the Netherlands, vied with one another to shower excessive praise on Mineichiro Adachi, who was nothing more than a piece of trash Emishi of Tohoku.

〓 Looking back over 1,200 years of Japanese history since the San-ichi-gon-jitsu-soron (817–821 AD), those Tohoku Emishi bastards rely on the following standard tactics:

(1) Procuring the title of a mediocre University of Tokyo Faculty of Law graduate—which is in reality "garbage/trash"—alongside grabbing the commander's seat of the South Manchuria Railway garrison (= the Kanto Army), the presidency of the Permanent Court of International Justice, and the under-secretary-generalship of the League of Nations, thereby mass-hypnotizing the credentials-obsessed Yamato people and Western powers to subvert them first;

(2) Exploding into reckless actions whenever the mood strikes them—even without any prospect of victory whatsoever—as seen in the Zenkunen War (1050–1062 AD), Gosannen War (1083–1087 AD), the Boshin War (1868–1869 AD), and the Pearl Harbor surprise attack (1941);

(3) Launching surprise attacks before the enemy side can complete its war preparations, as seen in the Ichinotani Hiyodorigoe (March 1184 AD), the Liutiaogou Incident, and the Pearl Harbor surprise attack.

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>The retrofit construction work for mounting Tomahawk cruise missiles, carried out at the U.S. Navy Base in San Diego, California, targeted the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Aegis destroyer Chokai, with the refit completed in March 2026.

> With this, it acquired the Tomahawk launching capability (counterattack capability) for the first time as a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force vessel.

> The overview of the renovation work and operations is as follows:

> ⚓️ Refit History and Timeline

> • October 2025: Dispatched to San Diego Naval Base to coincide with regular maintenance timing. With U.S. Navy support, internal system retrofit construction and crew operational training began.

> • Thursday, March 26, 2026: A ceremony commemorating the completion of the refit was held in San Diego, officially declaring the acquisition of Tomahawk launching capability.

> • Summer 2026 (until August): The first live-fire Tomahawk test launch using live ammunition was conducted in the Pacific Ocean off San Diego and achieved a successful outcome.

> • September 2026: Having finished all training and live-fire tests, the Chokai is scheduled to return to Japan and assume active duties (home port: Sasebo).

> 🚀 Scope of Renovation and Future Plans

> This refit involved integrating an advanced fire control system (missile fire control system) and adding hardware and software to the vessel.

> The Japanese government is proceeding with plans to acquire up to 400 Tomahawks from the U.S. by fiscal year 2027.

> The Ministry of Defense has a policy of carrying out similar retrofits sequentially across all 8 of its Aegis ships (Kongou, Atago, and Maya classes), starting with the Chokai.
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〓 The current Japan Self-Defense Forces(JSDF), dominated by hardened militarists and lawless elements of the Tohoku Emishi who could explode into action at any moment—such as Toshio Tamogami (former Air Chief of Staff) and Kenichiro Nagumo (first Joint Operations Commander).

〓 Is it really safe to generously sell 400 Tomahawks to such JSDF?