学习时报：警惕日本军国主义在文体领域的渗透

Group 1 - The article highlights the infiltration of militarism in Japan's cultural and sports sectors, with specific examples of athletes and cultural groups engaging in actions that glorify Japan's militaristic past [1] - Notable incidents include soccer player Kaoru Mitoma posing with cards related to World War II war criminals and table tennis player Tomokazu Harimoto visiting the Yasukuni Shrine, which honors war criminals [1] - The article emphasizes that these actions are not isolated but part of a broader organized effort by Japan's far-right forces to influence public perception and romanticize Japan's history of aggression, provoking strong discontent among nations in Asia that suffered from Japanese militarism [1] Group 2 - The article asserts that such behaviors not only deeply hurt the sentiments of affected nations but also pose a real threat to regional peace and stability [1] - It calls for the international community to remain vigilant and take necessary measures to address these issues [1]