41英語で説明したい日本3日露戦争

(Russo-Japanese War)

Russo-Japanese War

(The Russo-Japanese War was fought from February 1904 to September 1905)

The Russo-Japanese War was fought from February 1904 to September 1905

(between Japan and the Russian Empire, which was pursuing a southward policy.)

between Japan and the Russian Empire, which was pursuing a southward policy.

(This war was caused by a dispute over interests in the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria)

This war was caused by a dispute over interests in the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria

(between Japan, which had won the Sino-Japanese War, and Russia, which wanted to acquire ice-free ports.)

between Japan, which had won the Sino-Japanese War, and Russia, which wanted to acquire ice-free ports.

(The main battlefields of the war were the Liaodong Peninsula and Mukden,)

The main battlefields of the war were the Liaodong Peninsula and Mukden,

(and large-scale fleet battles also took place in the waters near Japan.)

and large-scale fleet battles also took place in the waters near Japan.

(The battle gradually became advantageous to Japan, and the Baltic Fleet was almost completely destroyed.)

The battle gradually became advantageous to Japan, and the Baltic Fleet was almost completely destroyed.

(The war ended with the Treaty of Portsmouth, mediated by the United States.)

The war ended with the Treaty of Portsmouth, mediated by the United States.

(The treaty allowed Japan to recognize its rights and interests on the Korean Peninsula,)

The treaty allowed Japan to recognize its rights and interests on the Korean Peninsula,

(and obtained leasing rights in the southern half of Sakhalin, Dalian and Lushun,)

and obtained leasing rights in the southern half of Sakhalin, Dalian and Lushun,

(and the Lushun-Changchun branch line of the Tosei Railway.)

and the Lushun-Changchun branch line of the Tosei Railway.

(However, many Japanese were dissatisfied with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

However, many Japanese were dissatisfied with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

(because they could not receive reparations.)

because they could not receive reparations.

(This war is also a famous novel by historical novelist Ryotaro Shiba.)

This war is also a famous novel by historical novelist Ryotaro Shiba.

(There have also been movies and TV dramas about the battlefield of Hill 203.)

There have also been movies and TV dramas about the battlefield of Hill 203.

(In addition, soldiers such as Maresuke Nogi, Gentaro Kodama, and Heihachiro Togo,)

In addition, soldiers such as Maresuke Nogi, Gentaro Kodama, and Heihachiro Togo,

(who played an active role in the Russo-Japanese War, are enshrined in shrines throughout the country.)

who played an active role in the Russo-Japanese War, are enshrined in shrines throughout the country.

(Please visit there.)

Please visit there.