On September 7, 1923, after the Great Kantō Earthquake, the government issued a moratorium. It postponed the payment of debts for 30 days counted from the day of the earthquake. Wages and bank deposits of 100 yen or less were excluded.
On September 7, 1923, after the Great Kantō Earthquake, the government issued a moratorium. It postponed the payment of debts for 30 days counted from the day of the earthquake. Wages and bank deposits of 100 yen or less were excluded.