World War II was the largest global war in history, as many as 60 countries participated in this war, and the initiation of this war was Japan and Germany, and at the end of World War II, Germany knew that its victory was hopeless, decisively chose to surrender, and Japan was still stubbornly resisting, and finally was subdued by two atomic bombs of the United States and accepted surrender. Many people say that Japan surrendered unconditionally, but in fact they also made 3 shameless demands.
First of all, in World War II, all Japanese war criminals had to be dealt with by Japan itself. Needless to say, the crimes committed by Japan in World War II are clear to everyone that countless innocent people have been killed by the Japanese army, and if these war criminals are sent to a military tribunal, waiting for them will definitely be the death penalty. Japan is well aware of this, so they want to protect their "relatives" with selfish intentions.
Secondly, after the end of the war, the emperor system could not be abolished, which was also a direct agreement between the United States and Japan at that time, in fact, the reason was very simple, as long as the Japanese emperor system has always existed, it means that in this war, the emperor is not wrong, and will not be punished, which shows how dark Japan was at that time.
In the end, no other country was allowed to send troops to Japan, except the United States. In fact, after Japan's defeat at that time, the Soviet Union had plans to station troops in Japan, but because the United States obstructed it, it was not realized. If the Soviet Union had realized this plan, Japan would not have had a better end.
Therefore, none of the three shameless demands made by Japan were granted, and after Japan announced its unconditional surrender, the United States actively planned a separate occupation of Japan, and it was not until 1951 that the United States ended its occupation of Japan, but continued to remain in Japan.