Berlin, Mar. 27.
'APAN'S place is by Germany's side and the United States had better watch developments between Tokyo and Berlin, Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese Foreign Minister, said here yesterday.
Thousands of Germans jamed the streets of Berlin and gave the Japanese Foreign Minister a tumultuous welcome when a special train bearing Mr. Matsuoka arrived here from Moscow.
In an interview aboard the train prior to his arrival he advised the United States to watch carefully what occurs. during his visit to Berlin and Rome and after His triumphant entry into the city he said that Germany and Japan would stand together.
For foreign correspondents he recalled events since the beginning of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria.
"I returned to Tokyo from Geneva in full knowledge that England and America would eternally oppose Japan's reconstruction of the Far Bast, Mr, Matsuoka said, "and. therefore our place is alone at Germany's
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