1)
Dictatorship had been a dominant
form of government in Japan right from the beginning.
2)
Soldiers had a special position in
the conventional society of Japan as it was believed that the bravery of the
warriors decided the fate of nation.
3)
After 1930, the instable politics
of the political parties and corruption created by Zaibatsu caused a counter
reaction and the people started losing faith in parliamentary politics.
This resulted in the
rise of the strength of military which with the philosophical support for
reformation (improvement) developed into an integrated and powerful
source of power.