Japan's first Fascist organization was the Jewish Conservation Society.On August 1, 1919, OkawaÖÜÃ÷, Taro Taro and others organized the Jewish Conservation Society and its organs to promote "Japanism".
The name is derived from the words of the Chinese advanced poet Taoyuan Ming, "Third Road to the Desolate, Matsumoto to the Desolate" (Third Road to the Desolate, Matsumoto to the Desolate, Matsumoto to the Desolate, Matsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to the Desolate, Tsumoto to
The program of the Jewish Society is: "I. Building a revolutionary Japan; II. Fulfilling the ideas of the Japanese people; III. Rationally organizing the Japanese nation; IV. Conducting a national liberation movement; V. Implementing a moral foreign policy; VI. Connecting and transforming the movement; VII. Exercise the spirit of Comrades of Combat."
Following the establishment of the Jewish Society, the Jewish Society was the first civic fascist group in Japan to put forward a complete political program. Starting with the Jewish Society, a variety of fascist thoughts and organizations emerged. Their foreign aggression movements and the purely ¡°violent group¡± of the old right-wing groups were very different. The activities of the Jewish Society and the ideas of the North were heatedly responded by a number of military and students. The ¡°Journal of the Day¡± of the Imperial University of Tokyo, the ¡°Journal of the Day¡± of the Imperial University of Hokkaido, the ¡°Journal of the Early Rice¡± of the University of Riyadh, the ¡°Soul of the Soul¡± of the Colonial University, and the ¡°Journal of the Light¡± of the Fifth High School,