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    1. Some_Data4218 on

      Imagine if Hitler were enshrined, yet instead of taking it down, we condemned other countries for so-called “hatred education.”

    2. StopZealousideal9983 on

      Chinese people lack Ishihara Kanji’s sense of humor.

      私は石原莞爾を支持しています。
      この犬たちのおかげだ。
      大本營發表:
      石原莞爾は、極東国際軍事裁判(IMTFE)で裁かれた日本の戦犯はただの犬の集団であり、彼らに無駄金を使う必要はないと言った。

      なぜ中国人と韓国人は犬を靖國神社の生け贄にする日本人に怒らなければならないのか?
      中国の広西人や韓国人は犬肉を食べるのが好きではないか?
      #靖國 
      #石原 

      Thanks to these dogs.
      大本營發表:
      Kanji Ishihara said that the Japanese war criminals tried at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE) were just a bunch of dogs and there was no need to waste money on them.

      Why should the Chinese and Koreans be angry at the Japanese for sacrificing dogs to Yasukuni Shrine?
      Don’t Chinese Guangxians and Koreans love to eat dog meat?

    3. Typical Japanese media baiting for clicks by featuring China in the title when South Korea and Taiwan also had complaints about the visits. And a lot of the comments in this thread are…well I guess it was to be expected of people who so desperately want to be Japanese (even though you never will be) to subscribe to the anti-China rhetoric even though China does have a genuine grievance regarding the Yasukuni visits. And before someone calls me a CCP shill I know the government pushes a pretty heavy anti-Japan rhetoric and over politicizes the issue – it’s still an issue. Bringing up China’s actions against others is a straw man – we’re talking about how the Japanese state has claimed time and time again they’re “sincerely regretful” of their militaristic past only to then pull stuff like this where they visit a shrine honouring Class A war criminals. And on a final note, I’ve never seen critics of China’s complaints about the Yasukuni visits ever bring up the atrocities Korea and Taiwan committed against their own populations during the 20th century.

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