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Japan and its neighbours
Drawing Yasukuni s sting
Aug 17th 2006
From The Economist print edition
Japan must face up to the past, if it wants to lead in the future
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WHEN he was running for office in 2001, Junichiro Koizumi, Japan s prime minister, promised to visit
Tokyo s Yasukuni shrine every year and t fuel dispenser o do so on August 15th, the anniversary of the emperor s
admission that Japan had lost the war. Mr Koizumi always kept the first part of his promise, but only this
week fulfilled the second. In formal morning coat and preceded by a Shinto priest, he spent only ten
minutes at the shrine. Yet his visit brought roars of “banzai�from the crowd and a storm of disapproval
from neighbouring countries.
The shrine is a memorial to 2.5m Japanese war dead, but also the focus for unrepentant militarism.
Fourteen top war criminals were secretly enshrined in 1978. A connected museum paints Japan in its
wars of 1937-45 as the liberator of Asia, a victim of Western belligerency. Meanwhile, August 15th at
Yasukuni is a Bartholomew Fair of thugs, fantasists in military garb, deniers of atrocities and xenophobes
peddling conspiracy theories. In previous years Mr Koizumi chose less symbolic dates, emphasising the
private nature of his visit. This week it could not have been plainer