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What Was Operation Ichi-Go? Japan’s Final WWII Offensive in China
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What Was Operation Ichi-Go? Japan’s Final WWII Offensive in China
Imperial Japan’s fortunes turned sour in 1944. To try and turn the tables, Operation Ichi-Go, or Operation Number One, came into being. Launched in China in April 1944, Operation Ichi-Go was Imperial Japan’s biggest offensive in World War II. It aimed to reinforce Japan’s position in China in the face of American incursions into the region. In Japanese, the operation was also known as the “Continent Cross-Through Operation,” as one of its main g…
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