Revelation of Yasukuni Shrine

Author: Huamin
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Publish Date: 2005-08-16
Features: In the darkest corner of the world today, a shrine for 14 Class-A war criminals, where the specters of militarism linger. Tracing the war ghosts of Japanese militarism, exposing the "Yasukuni system" with Yasukuni Shrine as its apex, and revealing what it truly is to the world! For 60 years after the war, memorial towers and "soul houses" of the Japanese invasion army still boast their might. The "exhibition rooms" or "historical archives" displaying the Imperial Japanese Army's flags, uniforms, canteens, helmets, swords, and various weapons are like bloody ghosts encountered under the sunlight. Especially on days of paying homage to military shrines, even kind-hearted Japanese elders and grandmothers who visit might transform in appearance. The war ghosts of the past still roam Japan, making us feel immense fear and vigilance! Alongside the Yasukuni Shrine system, the Japanese right-wing forces, which have grown step by step, serve as a mirror for reflection—never before have they been so clear-eyed as today. Tolerating their actions is a crime against human peace and civilization! This originally was merely a place for Japanese samurai to enshrine the spirits of the dead. During wars of aggression against others, it quickly became a shrine for the Imperial Japanese Army, becoming the spiritual pillar of Japanese militarism. From "enshrining the dead" to "Yasukuni," this phoenix that escaped reckoning became Japan's nearly only public "shrine" for commemorating the war of aggression and praising war criminals. In 60 years, it has rapidly expanded into the headquarters of the Japanese right-wing spirit, a memorial hall for the century-long war of aggression, and a stage for revising the war of aggression, challenging world peace, staging "Imperial drama," and creating political troubles!