高市“营造环境”论 居心险恶

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the dangerous intentions behind Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Sanae's remarks about creating an environment for visiting the Yasukuni Shrine, which symbolizes Japan's militaristic past and its historical injustices [1][2] - The Yasukuni Shrine is not merely a religious site but a symbol of Japanese militarism, housing the spirits of 14 Class-A war criminals responsible for severe atrocities during Japan's invasions, including the Nanjing Massacre and the exploitation of "comfort women" [1][2] - The issue surrounding the Yasukuni Shrine is a significant political matter that reflects Japan's ability to confront its invasion history, respect the sentiments of affected Asian nations, and adhere to basic international relations principles [1][2] Group 2 - Japanese right-wing forces have long attempted to distort historical narratives, promoting a "Yasukuni view of history" that denies invasion history and glorifies colonial rule, framing Japan's invasions as "self-defense" and "liberation wars" [2] - The obsession of Japanese right-wing politicians with the Yasukuni Shrine correlates with their provocative actions in military security, including the passage of new security laws and significant increases in defense budgets, indicating a desire to escape post-war constraints [2] - The historical account related to the Yasukuni Shrine leaves no room for negotiation, and any insistence by Japanese right-wing forces to challenge this issue will only worsen relations with neighboring countries and isolate Japan in the international community [2]