Toshikazu Kase

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Toshikazu Kase was a Japanese diplomat best known as a key member of Japan’s delegation that negotiated and signed the surrender ending World War II.

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instanceOf Japanese diplomat
human
activityEnd late 20th century
activityStart 1920s
birthDate 1903-01-22
centenarian true
countryOfCitizenship Japan
dateOfSurrenderCeremony 1945-09-02
deathDate 2004-06-21
educatedAt Tokyo Imperial University NERFINISHED
employer Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan NERFINISHED
era Shōwa period NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork diplomacy
genre political memoir
historicalSignificance helped formalize the end of World War II in the Pacific
knownFor postwar reflections on Japanese diplomacy
signing ceremony of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender
languageOfWorkOrName English
Japanese
livedToAge 101
name Toshikazu Kase NERFINISHED
nationality Japanese
nativeName 加瀬 俊一 NERFINISHED
notableEvent Japanese Instrument of Surrender NERFINISHED
notableWork role in negotiating Japan’s surrender in World War II
notedFor eyewitness account of Japan’s surrender
occupation civil servant
diplomat
participantIn Japanese surrender ceremony on USS Missouri NERFINISHED
negotiations leading to the end of World War II
placeOfBirth Kanagawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
Yokohama NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Tokyo NERFINISHED
positionHeld Japanese Foreign Ministry official
member of the Japanese surrender delegation
role key member of Japan’s surrender delegation
servedAs interpreter during surrender proceedings
subjectOf obituaries in major international newspapers
wrote Journey to Missouri NERFINISHED

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Sugamo Prison notablePrisoner Toshikazu Kase