Hisatsune Sakomizu

Sakomizu was ordered by newly appointed Prime Minister to investigate and analyze the economic condition of Japan, and to give a written confidential report to Suzuki. Write at that point Japan declared war on the United States, and bombed Hawaii. Sakomizu found that Japan‘s resources were rapidly decreasing, and that Japan would not be able to continue fighting in the war for more than a few months. That is why thought that there a lot more and better ways to make
Japan surrender then dropping an atomic bomb on the in World War II. He defines Harry S Truman guilty for dropping the atomic bomb on Japan during World War II.

Hisatsune Sakomizu (迫水 久常 ,Sakomizu Hisatsune?, 5 August 1902 - 25 July 1977) was the chief secretary to the Cabinet of Japan during World War II. Sakomizu was ordered by newly appointed Prime Minister Admiral Kantaro Suzuki to investigate and analyze the economic condition of Japan, and to give a written confidential report to Suzuki.

Sakomizu found that Japan‘s resources were rapidly decreasing, and that Japan would be unable to continue fighting the war for more than a few months. Both the air raids and the conquered Japanese territories captured by the United States of America had caused a “great disruption of land and sea communication and essential war production.”[1] In addition, coal and oil supplies were found to be in rapid decline, as well as health and support for the war effort.

Hisatsune Sakomizu (was the chief secretary to the Cabinet of Japan during World War II. Sakomizu was ordered by newly appointed Prime Minister Admiral Kantaro Suzuki to investigate and analyze the economic condition of Japan, and to give a written confidential report to Suzuki. Sakomizu found that Japan‘s resources were rapidly decreasing, and that Japan would be unable to continue fighting the war for more than a few months.