Who were Japan's allies in World War 2?

Answer 1

Japan's World War 2 AlliesJapan joined the Tripartite Pact along with Germany and Italy. There were also a few minor countries to sign on in agreement with this pact.

Japan did not have any independent allies in the Far East. Thailand is sometimes called an ally of Japan in WW2, but it seems that was for allowing Japanese troops to pass through the country. The Vichy French in Indo-China, especially Vietnam, collaborated with Japan.

AnswerGermany and Italy, known as the Axis powers. Answer

Answer 2

Germany and Italy. They formed the Axis Powers.
There was only one country that was Japan's ally during World War 2

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Answer 3

the axis powersjapan's allies in world war 2 where the Germans and the italys they where called the axis powers

Answer 4

Germany, Italy, Manchuko (which was just a puppet of Japan) and Menjuko were the main ones.

Answer 5

German, and Italy were their allies and Russia, US, and Britain were their main enemies. Less important allies were Bulgaria, Hungary, Austria, and Finland. A less important enemy was France.

Answer 6

The acronym ABDA stood for American/British/Dutch/Australian, but more countries than just that were involved, notably China.

Answer 7

Japan was a part of the Axis Powers. Their allies were Germany and Italy.