高市，又惹祸，引众怒！

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the controversy surrounding Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's visit to Malaysia, where he paid respects at a cemetery for Japanese soldiers who died in World War II, sparking outrage due to the omission of Japan's wartime atrocities in Malaysia [1]. Group 1 - Kishi Nobuo visited a cemetery in Kuala Lumpur dedicated to Japanese soldiers and laid flowers at a "memorial stone," expressing deep emotions and reflecting on Malaysia's history without mentioning the atrocities committed by Japanese forces during the war [1]. - The act has drawn strong criticism from Malaysian scholars, who argue that honoring the perpetrators of war harms the feelings of victims and their descendants [1]. - Experts from Malaysian universities have condemned Kishi's actions as a form of extreme historical revisionism, which contradicts the historical understanding held by previous Japanese leaders [1].