Japan-USSR relations after the conclusion of the Japan-Soviet BasicConvention in the Northeast Asia(1925-1931)

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The Japan－ USSR relations from the Conclusion of theJapan-Soviet Basic Convention (1925) to Manchurian Incident(1931) were judged to have been stable. However, the actual situation is not studied well.Japanese settler society continued in Vladivostok in the late 1920s. We should payattention to the fact that Japanese economic and cultural activities were carried out livelyin Vladivostok. Soviet Government was opposed to Japanese Government at various points,but both governments made an effort to adjust the interest of the two countries in northeastern Asia in the other. In this period, Japan-USSR relations existed unlike the stereotype such as "the socialist state" vs. "the capitalism nation" in 1930s.For an outbreak of the Manchurian Incident, Soviet Government took the neutral viewpoint, but the Japan-USSR relations turned worse. By the conclusion of the Japan and Germany Anti-Comintern Pact, the Japan-USSR relations died out virtually.