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Japanese people who still casually use “Chosunjin(korean)” as a slur, without having changed at all, deny their own war crimes and now even play the victim. They’ll also claim that these are just some of them. The problem on your side is that your government isn’t imposing any sanctions on that person. btw, the man on the bicycle is not Korean.
aqua110,114 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce
The 'overly gentle Japanese' are still asking the same thing of people they don’t like. The phrase "15 yen and 50 sen" carries a dark historical association with the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 in Japan.Vigilante squads stopped people on the streets and forced them to pronounce "15 yen and 50 sen" in Japanese. Anyone who failed or sounded "accented" was killed on the spot.
aqua20,207 görüntüleme • 1 gün önce
Even in the 2010s, Japanese were out protesting and shamelessly shouting things like ‘It’s fine to rape someone if they’re Korean’ 'Kill all korean'-yet they still insist that during the colonial period Japan treated Koreans like brothers and lived together in peace.
aqua249,381 görüntüleme • 24 gün önce
These are Japan’s far-right activists who claim to be nationalists. They have never properly learned history and show no reflection on it at all. That’s why they still believe it’s justified to invade other countries by force and see themselves as descendants of gods. They think that liking posts like this and revising Japan’s Peace Constitution (Article 9) to allow the use of military force against other countries is patriotism.
aqua59,255 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce
당신들 뭐하는 거야? 학생들도 아닌 극우단체가 대학교 앞에 까지 가서 학생들한테 행패 부려서 뉴스에 나온 걸로 부족해?
aqua220,438 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
General Kenji Doihara addicted millions in Manchuria by distributing "free" opium-laced Golden Bat cigarettes, thereby strengthening imperial control. He is enshrined at Yasukuni Shrine. Nipponjin, drop the idea that ignorance gives you a free pass to insult people, and shut your mouth.
aqua15,912 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce
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The Manila Massacre, A.K.A. the Rape of Manila 1945 The Japanese military committed systematic atrocities against Manila civilians before retreating. Rape was not just the uncontrollable act of individual soldiers, but a systematic atrocity carried out simultaneously with mass murder and arson. Countless women were raped. It did not end there; Japanese soldiers used bayonets to mutilate victims, leaving them to succumb to their injuries under the scorching sun. Even pregnant women were targeted, and their unborn children were brutally destroyed. Rear Admiral Sanji Iwabuchi, the commander of the Manila Naval Defense Force who chiefly led these atrocities, committed suicide and therefore never faced trial. At his postwar military trial, General Tomoyuki Yamashita maintained that he had no knowledge of the atrocities being committed in Manila and had never ordered them.
aqua39,124 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce
Japan demoted and suppressed the higher education institutions that already existed in Joseon. Is this the first time you’ve heard that? During the Japanese colonial period, Korea's traditional culture was suppressed. Seonggyungwan(성균관)-the highest national educational institution since the Goryeo Dynasty (founded in 992)-was downgraded to "Gyeonghak" in 1911. btw, someone said you’re not only a Japanese person pretending to be Korean, but also a man pretending to be a woman. Is that true?
aqua22,720 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce
The Japanese Empire plundered not only rice, grains, and natural resources from Joseon (Korea), but also labor power. At the time, even for the same type of work of the same intensity, adult Korean men were paid roughly half the level of Japanese men (about 50–60%). Female workers faced double discrimination (about 25% of Japanese men’s wages). Child laborers received 20% or less, or wages were not properly paid or not paid at all, as a means of exploiting manpower. Records remain of 9-year-old children being mobilized for forced labor. The average age of workers mobilized to factories was 13.2 years. Child labor under the age of 13 was illegal under both Japanese law and international law.
aqua29,060 görüntüleme • 22 gün önce
