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Controversy keeps Unit 731 testimonies from public display | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Controversy keeps Unit 731 testimonies from public display | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

IIDA, Nagano Prefecture—Hideo Shimizu has been frustrated by the reluctance of a peace memorial museum here to display panels about the infamous Unit 731, where he worked during World War II.

Source: asahi.com
Petals float in Tokyo Bay in tribute to fallen US bomber crew from WWII - Vimarsana News

Petals float in Tokyo Bay in tribute to fallen US bomber crew from WWII

The family of a lost American World War II aviator tossed lily petals into Tokyo Bay on Friday near the spot where his B-29 Superfortress bomber crashed 78 years ago.

Annual ceremony for Tokyo bombing victims includes American POWs for first time - Vimarsana News

Annual ceremony for Tokyo bombing victims includes American POWs for first time

The names of 62 American prisoners of war killed in the bombing of Tokyo during World War II were read aloud for the first time, along with those of other bombing victims, at a memorial event earlier this month.

American POWs' names read aloud for 1st time at Tokyo bombing memorial - Vimarsana News

American POWs' names read aloud for 1st time at Tokyo bombing memorial

TOKYO -- Sixty-two American prisoners of war who were killed in 1945 air raids by the U.S. military while detained at a Tokyo military prison were amo

War testimony groups in Japan say only 5-10 years left to share firsthand memories - Vimarsana News

War testimony groups in Japan say only 5-10 years left to share firsthand memories

Eight of the largest organizations in Japan involving in sharing wartime testimonies say their window for passing down firsthand accounts has narrowed