The various agreements, restrictions, requisitioning of homes and other measures imposed under occupation policy should now be completely abolished. Once the Administrative Agreement has been signed, these should be re-organized in line with it.
1. Allied bombing exercises
Since 1949, Yonago in this prefecture has been designated as the No.2 aerial gunnery district, and it continues to be used as such. As this district is one of the best fishing grounds on the coasts of this prefecture, repeated use for six months threatens the livelihoods of coastal fishermen and causes tremendous damage. Therefore, I strongly request that this be stopped in future, or substituted by an offshore sea area.
(part omitted)
As fishing is also prohibited in Takeshima, I would certainly like to request steps be taken to make fishing possible.
Moreover, if a naval base or similar is to be established, one would expect restrictions to be placed on fishery operations, and in this case I request that compensation be made for damages.
2. Compensation for matters involving stationed troops
Content
General Affairs Confidential No.1 Re: Particular requests by local authorities on the signing of the Japan-US Administrative Agreement
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| Document title | General Affairs Confidential No.1 Re: Particular requests by local authorities on the signing of the Japan-US Administrative Agreement |
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| Date created (Western calendar) | January 17, 1952 |
| Date created (Japanese era) | January 17, Showa 27 |
| Author(s) / Editor(s) | Governor of Shimane Prefecture |
| Publisher | Shimane Prefecture |
| Name of publication | Public Relations Compilation FY1951 |
| Content | A reply from the Governor of Shimane Prefecture to the Deputy Director General of the Local Government Agency and the Director of the Osaka Liaison Office, in response to the extra-issue inquiry dated January 9, 1952 ([Extra] Re: Particular requests by local authorities on the signing of the Japan-US Administrative Agreement: January 9, 1952). It consists of five points, including a request to stop allied bombing exercises and a request to permit fishery operations in Takeshima. A draft document. "1. Allied bombing exercises" is followed by "2. Compensation for matters involving stationed troops", and later "5. Road-related matters", among others. |
| Language | Japanese |
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| Public access | Open |
| Repository | Takeshima Reference Room (Japanese Only) |
| Medium | Paper |
| Copies | 7 pages |
| Reference No. | T1952011700101 |
| How to access | Copy available for public perusal in the Takeshima Reference Room. |
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