Japan wanted to be firm, but the disparity in strength forced them to bow their head, so Ambassador Kade once again met with the Japanese diplomatic officials.
Kade warmly received the previous Japanese diplomat, Kodama Yasuyuki, and seeing Kodama's gloomy expression, Kade felt delighted: "Your Excellency Kodama, we meet again."
"Yes indeed! Ambassador Kade, this time your wish has come true, congratulations to you," Kodama Yasuyuki said through gritted teeth.
"Hahaha, not at all! By the way, has your government accepted our country's proposal?" Kade asked.
Kodama Yasuyuki sighed and said, "Yes, considering the friendship between our two nations, the Japanese government has decided to make concessions on the Senkaku Islands issue."
Kade emphasized, "It's the Southern Ryukyu Islands."
