Abandonment by Japan of cooperation with other powers in efforts for limitation of naval armaments:
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- Denunciation by Japan of the Washington naval treaty of 19221 (Documents 180-200)
- Withdrawal of Japan from the London Naval Conference of 193515 (Documents 201-213)
- Refusal by Japan to agree to limitation of gun caliber for
battleships (Documents 214-219)
- Rejection by Japan of American, British, and French proposals for the
reciprocal exchange of naval construction information (Documents 220-223)
- Refusal by Japan to grant the privilege of naval visits of courtesy to
United States ships on a reciprocal basis into certain territorial
waters (Documents 224-227)
- For text of the treaty signed at Washington, February 6,
1922, see
Foreign Relations, 1922, vol.i, p. 247.↩ - See also Department of State Conference Series No. 24, The London Naval Conference 1935, Report of the Delegates of the United States of America, Text of the London Naval Treaty of 1936 and Other Documents (Washington, Government Printing Office, 1936).↩