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further than the American scientists had predicted)causing a
huge public outcry. Thereforealthough trade with the USA
grewand Japan was a recipient of substantial investment
associated with the Korean Warthe counter-current of anti-
American sentiment r yilai:
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relationship with the USA today is not dissimilar.
Relations with other countries proceeded slowly. Trade
reopened with the People’s Republic of China (PRC)albeit at
a very low levelin 1953. Trade with Taiwanhowevera
country which at the time was officially recognised in Japan
(as well as in the USA) as the legitimate government of China
complicated the issue. China forced Japan to choose official
trading partners. Under American pressureJapan chose
Taiwan. With China backing North Korea and the USA sup-
porting South Koreano other choice was possible. The result
was that China cut all connections with Japan in 1958. In
terms of the USSRwith some of the Kuril Islands north of
Hokkaido being a sticking point (both countries claimed own-
ership)renewing relations was a slow process and it was