New Japan PM sends offering to controversial Yasukuni shrine

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TOKYO: Japan\u0027s new prime minister on Sunday (Oct 17) sent a ritual offering to the controversial Yasukuni shrine that honours war dead and is seen by neighbouring countries as a symbol of Tokyo\u0027s past militarism. Fumio Kishida sent the \u0022masakaki\u0022 tree offering under his name as prime minister to celebrate

TOKYO: Japan's new prime minister on Sunday sent a ritual offering to the controversial Yasukuni shrine that honours war dead and is seen by neighbouring countries as a symbol of Tokyo's past militarism.

The shrine in central Tokyo honours 2.5 million war dead, mostly Japanese, who have perished since the late 19th century. Earlier this year, three top ministers paid their respects at the shrine on the anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender.

 

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No issue when Americans pay homage to their soldiers who raped and massacred thousands in Viet Nam, or the British who massacred civilians in Malaya, or the Soviets who raped thousands in Germany, or the French in Indochina. So why should Japan give a damn abt what others think?

The dead is the dead. No need to make it out more than it is.

雖然哪裏有甲級戰犯,哪裏還是有其他人的,難道不可以祭拜嗎?

雖然哪裏有甲級戰犯,還是其他的難道不可以祭拜嗎?

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