日本应正视战争责任与历史真相

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of uncovering historical truths regarding Japan's wartime atrocities, particularly the actions of Unit 731 and other war crimes committed by the Japanese military during the invasion of China [1][2] - Researcher Matsuno Seiya highlights the challenges faced in accessing historical documents due to systematic destruction of evidence, which complicates the task of revealing the truth [1] - Matsuno Seiya's recent contributions include donating original documents related to the Japanese military's actions in Hong Kong, marking a significant step in documenting the "pseudo-currency war" perpetrated by the Japanese during World War II [2] Group 2 - The Japanese government is urged to reflect on its militaristic past and acknowledge its historical responsibilities, aligning with the principles of peace outlined in the Japanese constitution [3] - Matsuno Seiya calls for Japan to establish a historical understanding that resonates with international consensus, fostering genuine friendly relations with neighboring Asian countries [3] - The ongoing denial and distortion of historical facts by some factions in Japan highlight the need for continued academic research and public discourse on wartime accountability [2]