Reverse course of the us occupation, History

In his memorial to emperor in February 1945 Prince Konoe expressed his sadness over what he saw as Japan's impendng defeat. He also expressed his fear for Japan's future. What did Prince Konoe see as the greatest danger to Japan? What steps didi he propose to avoid this danger? How did Prince Konoe's fears foreshadow the later "Reverse Course" of the US Occupation?

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