Why did Japan sign a series of treaties that humiliated the country?

After World War II, Japan, as a defeated country, signed a series of unequal treaties with other countries in the world, and even carved up Japan. But in the end, it was dominated by the United States and quickly became a powerful country with the support of the United States. Japan has naturally become a running dog of the United States, so there is nothing to do with Trump's conditions.

As we all know, Japan's defeat completely turned Japan into a wage earner of the United States, and the United States controlled Japan militarily and politically. So we can only follow the United States. Although Japan is strong, it is no match for the United States. Recently, Abe signed an agreement with Trump, which aroused the public anger of the Japanese people.

On September 25, Trump's approach to Japan aroused the dissatisfaction of the Japanese people, and the signing of this treaty was a blow to Japan. US President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe signed a preliminary trade agreement during the UN General Assembly in new york. Japan will cancel or cut tariffs on about $7.2 billion of American agricultural products. Japanese people generally believe that Tokyo's concession to Washington is too great, and Japan's agricultural sector will face enormous challenges. Japan currently imposes a tariff of 38.5% on American beef. According to the above agreement, this figure will be reduced to 9%, and Japan's tariff on high-priced pork in the United States will eventually be reduced to zero.

This practice in Japan has aroused the dissatisfaction of the Japanese people at home, but Abe has remained silent in front of Trump, and today he signed an unequal treaty with Trump to plunder Japan's economy in disguise.