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"It's been 70 years since the end of WW2, it's time to move on and forgive."
To be forgiven, you must first ask for forgiveness... Japan has been systematically revising WWII history with prominent politicians denying WWII war atrocities and the government’s effort to revise the events of WWII and the suffering Japan caused to its neighbors.
Your naïve comments on forgiveness is like suggesting Jews should forgive neo-nazis or any other holocaust deniers just because its been 70 years.
To be forgiven, you must first ask for forgiveness... Japan has been systema
Sep 03, 2012 04:27 AM
Reply to this commentJapan & South Korea are friends of USA, so please combine all of our forces (USA + Japan + S. Korea) to beat the red China down to the earth. Kick & punch the China.
Aug 30, 2012 10:46 PM
Reply to this commentchoppy seas everywhere, east china sea, south china sea. china name in all seas means they belong to china?
Aug 21, 2012 12:21 AM
Reply to this commentIt's been 70 years since the end of WW2, it's time to move on and forgive. The people who wronged each other back then are not even alive today, and there is enough hate in the world today without looking into the past for more. There must be a solution to the problem where both sides win.
Aug 20, 2012 11:46 PM
Reply to this commentTokyo and Soul must engage in peace.
do not act like cat and dog.
Aug 19, 2012 04:13 AM
Reply to this commentsouth koreans still hate japanese because of WW2 so in this case the south koreans should put that behind instead of hating each other
Aug 17, 2012 04:03 AM
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I hope Korea takes the islands, by force if necessary. Korea was a peaceful country then occupied by Japan for decades before it ended after WW2. My mother's family were forced to relocate to Japan during the occupation and the pain still lingers, so Amy forgive and forget will be a long way coming and very naive for someone whose greatest suffering probably was from not having wi-fi and ordering the wrong size of drink at her favorite coffee shop.
Oct 13, 2012 06:50 PM
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