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Why did Japan see the open door policy as a conflict to their interest?
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Why did Japan see the open door policy as a conflict to their interest?

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One reason why Japan saw the open door policy as a conflict to their interests was because this new system allowed a great deal of western influence into the Asian economy, which had largely benefitted China and Japan.
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