Japanese
Germany had "Fortress Europe", Japan had the "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere." Each a name for their finished conquests.According to my U.S history book, it says "In 1940, Japan's prime minister announced a Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere to be led by the Japanese, extending from Manchuria in the north to the Dutch East Indies in the south. Japan declared it would liberate Asia from European colonizers..." (Prentice Hall America Pathways to the Present [Texas Edition], PG. 584)
大きい Ōkii
大義のために (taigi no tame ni) would mean "For the greater good" in Japanese. It's literal meaning is "In order for the great righteousness", but due to colloquialisms it would be the best approximation of "For the greater good".
A "Greater East Asia" under the control of the Japanese Empire.
Greater than 50%
Greater then 50%
The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere .
The greater resources and the breaking of the German and Japanese codes
ou/王 or daiou/大王 difference- daiou means a greater king
ou/王 or daiou/大王 difference- daiou means a greater king
During WW2 it was , by Japan , referred to as the 'Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere' .