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Such people are not common. Japanese people think such action is very shameful against spirits of the dead all over the world. They may have Ultra‐rightist ideology or just love old Japanese military costumes. We don’t want to go back to previous Japanese Militarism.

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まつだだぁ

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plumb noncence！

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Make love, Not war!

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恥ずかしい…

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国内外、全戦没者への冒涜

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We call them AHO.

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恥ずかしいです

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Many Japanese reflect on harmful act in the past war and, in mourning ancestors passed away, act to convey misery of the war in the next generation. People of this image are some wrong thinkers. The times without the war pray to continue in future, and I act.

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Also in Japan Today at Yasukuni Shrine, there was someone dressed like a soldier back to the time of World War II.

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Its terrible

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若者に平和を説くべき年齢だろうに、嘆かわしい。戦争犠牲者に対する冒涜以外のなんでもないです。家族がこれやってたら縁を切ります。

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It's an arbitrary photo Is it harassment of Japan?

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To those dumb people that still can't forgive Japan, I'll give u a logic here. Nothing wrong for respecting soldiers that bravely fight for their country. Both sides giving them their bests. And we need to respect both. Japan here not censoring history. It's also a good thing.

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And I know my grammar is bad. Sorry for that.

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酷い表現だな。

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恥

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日本の恥です

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Shameless and unrepentant Japanese

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祀られている人たちは不愉快だろうな…

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Everybody, I think there are a portion of military costume players in each country. I feel Reuters' malicious intention in attaching the costume players imitating soldiers of the Imperial Army.