The Far East is a colossal market, while Japan at the same time is an emerging market, similarly a significant source of immigrants and grain trade market for the Kingdom of East Africa in the Far East.
To show its emphasis on Japan, the Kingdom of East Africa established diplomatic relations with the Japanese government on the second day after establishing ties with the Qing Government.
Sebastian, the general manager of the Heixinggen Bank branch in Japan, served as the minister to Japan, and East Africa set up a series of consulates across Japan.
After the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese government began to heavily focus on industrialization, which requires substantial capital. The means by which the Japanese government raised funds were either borrowing from Western and domestic grandees or extreme internal exploitation.
