BLAST FROM THE PAST: Japan Times 1924 headlines "Anti-America Day observed by all Japan"

As the 1924 Exclusion Act came into effect in the United States, people in Japan were not happy. It would define American immigration policy for near three decades. |

THE JAPAN TIMES
July 1, 2024

100 YEARS AGO on July 1, 1924

Today is Anti-America Day in Japan. The Capital is plastered with signs and fluttering with flags that enjoin the populace to calm and sober protest against the insulting action of the American Congress in passing the Immigration with its Exclusion clause.