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When United States citizens visited Japan, what meant that they were only subject to American laws and not Japanese laws?

When United States citizens visited Japan, what meant that they were only subject to American laws and not Japanese laws?
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When United States citizens visited Japan, what meant that they were only subject to American laws and not Japanese laws?

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They had the privilege to only follow their own laws. The Americans were proud; they didn't follow any rules except their own.
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