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"The Man Who Didn't Lose to America~Asshole Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida~" is a movie produced in Japan in 2020 , starring actors such as Shofukutei Tsurube, Ikuta Toma, Araki Yuko and Sasaki Karanosuke, belongs to the type of Japanese drama.

The movie tells the story of Shigeru Yoshida, the ambassador to Britain before World War II ) and Shirasu Jiro (played by Ikuta Toma) were keenly aware of the crisis in the world situation and opposed the alliance with Germany. However, their opposition was in vain, and Japan was drawn into World War II anyway. After the defeat, the Allied Forces stationed in Japan led by the U.S. Army occupied Japan. Shigeru Yoshida served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and had many confrontations with GHQ, the Allied Forces Command in Japan. Later, he served as Prime Minister of Japan and shouldered the important task of revitalizing Japan and regaining national sovereignty.

The film features Shigeru Yoshida's daughter and son (played by Yuko Araki) It tells the story of how Yoshida Shigeru and the people in the "Yoshida School" led by him worked together for Japan's independence and revival in that turbulent era, and devoted themselves to the country's prosperity and development.

By portraying Shigeru Yoshida as a politician and family figure, the film It shows the important role he played in Japanese history. As a staunch anti-war faction, Shigeru Yoshida tried to make Japan embark on a peaceful development path, cooperated with the United States, and made outstanding contributions to Japan's democratization and economic revival.

The film is not only a drama about historical events, but also a Reflection and thinking of the times. Through the role of Shigeru Yoshida, it shows the heavy pressure and difficult choices faced by a politician in turbulent times, as well as his spirit of unremitting struggle for the interests of the country and the nation.

"The man who did not lose to the United States~Asshole Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida~" not only in It has been well received in Japan and recognized internationally. It allows the audience to have a deeper understanding of history and politics while enjoying the plot, and it also triggers thinking about war and peace, the country and the individual. This movie shows people the back story of a leader, giving people a deeper understanding of the history of that special period.