Today, 84 years ago, on October 17, 1941 (August 27, 1941), the East Bank succeeded the Prime Minister of the Japanese Cabinet. The East Bank (pictured as the four chief generals of the East Bank: Tōtō Tōtō, Bōmi Yaoundō, Naymuru, Moundō) on October 17, 1941, due to the resignation of the Prime Minister of Japan and his Third Cabinet yesterday, the crisis of the government drew Tokyo into a political chaos. This resignation indicated the division of the Japanese nation, which was interfering in international affairs. Now there are two phases of thought: one advocates Japan should reach an agreement with the United States; the other believes that Japan still needs an alliance with Germany at the heart of the axis. The East Bank is accepted by the Emperor