章節 1284: 941

August 29, 1937, 7:30 AM.

For the Northern Hemisphere, it had already been light for over an hour.

The scene shifts to a district in Tokyo, the capital of the Island Nation, where a large number of the Island Nation's government officials had gathered, led by the Prime Minister Konoe Fumimaro.

At this moment, Konoe Fumimaro looked serious, followed by upper echelons from the government and senior military officers.

What could bring together these absolute upper echelons of the Island Nation? It was, of course, a visit to the revered Yasukuni Shrine.

The Yasukuni Shrine was originally built by the Island Nation Emperor for soldiers who had died in war, once known as "The Shrine to Summon Souls," clearly indicating its purpose.

This visit to Yasukuni Shrine was also purpose-driven for Konoe Fumimaro.

After the bombing of Hiroshima, morale in the Island Nation's military had plummeted dramatically.