world π Experts warn Japan risks repeating past mistakes
Despite August 15 marking WWII surrender, Japanese politicians' actions around Yasukuni Shrine sparked backlash from Asian neighbors. China called the shrine a symbol of militarism honoring 14 convicted war criminals, while South Korea protested the moves. Scholars warn that downplaying aggression risks repeating history, citing the 1937 Nanjing Massacre. Experts also fear remilitarization, noting easing arms export restrictions and debate over nuclear-powered subs. Japan must uphold its Three Non-Nuclear Principles to maintain international trust. π―π΅