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'''Ikki Kita Thought''' is an ideology that emerged from the philosopher Ikki Kita, the "father of fascism in Japan". His ideals are based on Pan-Asianism and servitude to showa with expansionism, in which his views appear in what he calls "Reorganization". In the reorganization, there would be land reform and state socialism for "international proletarians", also abolishing all taxes, creation of labor rights and human rights to transform Japan into a major superpower. He believed in nationalism and the restoration of the Meiji era, as well as Russophobia in the geopolitical sitical sense., in which he would call for the union of France and Japan to defeat both. Even though he was a socialist, he criticized Karl Marx's concept of class struggle for being outdated and using evolutionary and platonic theories. Other ideals would be its high authoritarianism, encouragement of Buddhism, Japanese conquest of the entire world, official use of Esperanto, hatred of the West and the Soviets, and utopian and some anarchic influences. HiHis ideas would go on to influence the state ideology Juche in north Korea as well as Pancasila in Indonesia