How did Japan benefit from World War 2?

Answer 1

It allowed Japan to rebuild, creating a democratic government and financial structure similar to those in western societies. (A+)

Answer 2

The Japanese used a free-enterprise system, introduced by the occupying United States.

Answer 3

Japan was set up as a democracy after the war and business people from the United States came to help them develop a new economy. New trade deals were set up for Japan. Japan was restricted from building a large naval and army force. They received metal ores from the US and the fuel they needed. They were provided with food and medical care immediately after the war. They became the number one sellers of electronic goods.

Answer 4

Though the Japanese (and Germany) had to surrender at the end of the Second World War, nobody really benefited in the end. Apart from the horrendous death toll and suffering on all sides, most participating nations were left almost bankrupt.

Answer 5

In a successful effort to end the war abruptly, the United States dropped the atomic bomb on the Japan city of Hiroshima.