正义之声穿透历史迷雾（环球走笔）

Core Viewpoint - The articles highlight the efforts of various Japanese individuals and groups who are dedicated to uncovering the truth about Japan's wartime actions, particularly during World War II, and advocating for historical accountability and peace [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Accountability - A group of Japanese scholars, lawyers, journalists, and monks have been working for decades to reveal the atrocities committed by Japanese militarism during World War II, despite facing little support domestically [1]. - Researcher Matsuno Makoto has collected evidence regarding the Unit 731's war crimes and has donated materials to China, emphasizing the importance of revealing historical truths to prevent future tragedies [1]. - The "Kizuna" choir, composed mainly of elderly members, has been using music to narrate the Nanjing Massacre, demonstrating a commitment to peace and justice despite personal health challenges [1]. Group 2: Education and Historical Narratives - The Japanese government has historically downplayed or distorted its wartime actions, leading to a lack of awareness among younger generations about Japan's aggressive past [2]. - Recent history textbooks approved by the Japanese Ministry of Education provide a brief and distorted account of the Second Sino-Japanese War, failing to adequately address the realities of Japanese militarism in Asia [2]. - Prominent figures, such as Fujita Takakage, advocate for sincere reflection on Japan's wartime actions, emphasizing that true respect from the world can only be earned through acknowledgment and repentance [2].