If USA Nuked Tokyo??🇺🇲⚔️🇯🇵

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Video Topic:
Why didn't the USA Nuke a larger city like Tokyo in World war 2???=============================================
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[Reptilian]

Then: Tenohira Banzai 🔥⚔️🗿
Now: Tenohira Senpai ☺️😚🥰

[John]

Tokyo was actually already destroyed by firebombing on the wooden city so there wasn’t much to destroy

[Ryan-kosy]

And also Hirohito saw all of that, that was devastating for his country and people

[Red-jnsd]

If this happened than Japan would have sided with USSR, it would probably become like North Korea

[BESTGAMER]

Fun fact: Kyoto was on the list for cities being nuked by the US. However, the US decided not go through with it due to kyoto having no military value, but enormous symbolic value. Kyoto was a very cultural and symbolic city. Groves wanted to destroy it precisely because it would be a massive morale shock to the Japanese, and had a value in that sense to hopefully induce surrender. But destroying it could create a rift that would doom any effort for the peaceful reconstruction of Japan.

[MrHistorical]

Ive heard that scientist were not even sure themselves how much destruction Little boy would cause But still dropped it on hiroshima

[faraazhussain]

This is not entirely true troops were ready to surrender

[ArturWloch]

But the US has literally bombed Tokyo before nuking Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[alex.]

Also Hiroshima was an important military economic and communication city

[FozzQuaker]

Wasnt Tokyo actually pretty much flattened at that point through firebombing

[chikachyk]

Mis information. They actually made Tokyo a target. But since it's already constantly bombarded they switched

[ivan_]

Fun fact: The US told the people in both cities so that they can leave, but they didn't care

[czqkwoy]

Crazy how it would be a war crime had any other country did that

[Janet-xjin]

Kensuke’s Kingdom hit hard with Nagasaki

[NeverLucky]

Completely wrong, and this is the reason why never let an americans discuss about history. Japan surrendered because Soviet joined and they know they wouldn't stand a chance so they surrendered

[Путин_Владимир]

“The entire island”
Japan with million of islands:

[WhereAreYouMicah]

Japan was a Pro 🇯🇵💪
USA was a hacker 🇺🇸🗿

[planetarystargazer]

What If the US/United States 🇺🇸 never nuked Japan 🇯🇵 in WW2

[zra]

Your wrong they did not nuke Tokyo as Tokyo was already in ruins and a bomb on it would of only killed people the us wanted to show the destruction of the nuke not the kill count

[LameLeeRBLX]

This isn't true entirely. The reason is slightly dark but Tokyo wasn't targeted because it was already destroyed from the US' fire-combing campaigns. (Around 50% of Tokyo was completely destroyed from them by the end of the war). The US had a list of cities they considered using the atomic bombs on which they narrowed it down to two, Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

Interestingly, some historians debate whether or not the dropping of the Atomic bombs even changed the outcome of the war at all since the Japanese had already experienced heavy fire-bombings regarded to have caused far more destruction than the A-bombs ever did, combined with the fear of the Soviet invasion and all of their failing fronts, Japan may have surrounded with or without the A-bombs, but that is debatable as previously mentioned.