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Japan emperor expresses ‘deep remorse’ 80 years after WWII
TOKYO: Tens of thousands of people braved blazing heat to pay their respects at a controversial Japanese shrine Friday, as Emperor Naruhito spoke of his “deep remorse” on the 80th anniversary of the nation’s World War II surrender. A cabinet minister was among the visitors to Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, which honors 2.5 million mostly Japanese soldiers who perished since the late 19th century, but also enshrines convicted war criminals. Trips to the shrine by government officials have angered countries that suffered Japanese military atrocities, particularly China and South Korea.
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arabnews.com
Japan emperor expresses ‘deep remorse’ 80 years after WWII
TOKYO: Tens of thousands of people braved blazing heat to pay their respects at a controversial Japanese shrine Friday, as Emperor Naruhito spoke of his “deep remorse” on the 80th…
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scmp.com
Beijing says Tokyo must ‘make the right choice’ as Japan remembers WWII
On the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender, Shigeru Ishiba expresses ‘remorse’ – a first for a PM since 2013.
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aljazeera.com
Japanese minister visits controversial shrine to mark end of World War II
Japan marks 80 years since Emperor Hirohito announced his country’s surrender to Allied forces.
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huffpost.com
Japan Marks 80th Anniversary Of WWII Surrender
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba expressed “remorse” over the war, which he called a mistake.
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upi.com
Japanese PM Ishiba calls for 'remorse' during WWII ceremony - UPI.com
In an address at the National Memorial Ceremony for the War Dead in Tokyo, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba called for remorse over Japan's actions during World War II.
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China complains about Japanese tribute to war criminals to Yasukuni Shrine
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba sent a ritual offering to the shrine in Tokyo, and several senior members of his government went there in person.