Imperial Japanese Navy delegation

Target entity: Imperial Japanese Navy delegation
Context triple: [London Naval Conference (1935–1936), significantParticipant, Imperial Japanese Navy delegation]

• A. Zuihō Tankō-shō
  Zuihō Tankō-shō is a Japanese government decoration awarded as the lowest class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure for meritorious civil or public service.
• B. Komagata Maru
  Komagata Maru was a Japanese steamship famous for its 1914 voyage carrying Indian immigrants to Canada, which became a landmark incident in the history of anti-Asian exclusion and colonial resistance.
• C. Ōkuma
  Ōkuma is a Japanese surname most famously associated with statesman and educator Ōkuma Shigenobu, a key figure in Japan’s Meiji-era modernization.
• D. Japanese 8th Fleet
  The Japanese 8th Fleet was a major Imperial Japanese Navy formation in World War II, primarily responsible for operations in the South Pacific, including the Solomon Islands campaign.
• E. Asiatic Fleet in the Western Pacific
  The Asiatic Fleet in the Western Pacific was a pre–World War II United States Navy formation tasked with protecting American interests and projecting naval power across East Asian and Western Pacific waters.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Imperial Japanese Navy delegation
Target entity description: The Imperial Japanese Navy delegation was the official group of naval officers and diplomats representing Japan’s maritime military interests in international arms limitation and naval treaty negotiations during the interwar period.

• A. Zuihō Tankō-shō
  Zuihō Tankō-shō is a Japanese government decoration awarded as the lowest class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure for meritorious civil or public service.
• B. Komagata Maru
  Komagata Maru was a Japanese steamship famous for its 1914 voyage carrying Indian immigrants to Canada, which became a landmark incident in the history of anti-Asian exclusion and colonial resistance.
• C. Ōkuma
  Ōkuma is a Japanese surname most famously associated with statesman and educator Ōkuma Shigenobu, a key figure in Japan’s Meiji-era modernization.
• D. Japanese 8th Fleet
  The Japanese 8th Fleet was a major Imperial Japanese Navy formation in World War II, primarily responsible for operations in the South Pacific, including the Solomon Islands campaign.
• E. Asiatic Fleet in the Western Pacific
  The Asiatic Fleet in the Western Pacific was a pre–World War II United States Navy formation tasked with protecting American interests and projecting naval power across East Asian and Western Pacific waters.
• F. None of above. chosen