Japan’s Takaichi sends offering to Yasukuni on WWII anniversary, Koizumi visits shrine
The shrine honours Japanese leaders convicted as war criminals
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The shrine honours Japanese leaders convicted as war criminals. Before taking office, Takaichi had visited the shrine on Aug. Japan has spent the decades since the end of the war committing itself to peace under its war-renouncing Constitution.
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The shrine honours Japanese leaders convicted as war criminals.
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Before taking office, Takaichi had visited the shrine on Aug.
according to The Korea HeraldBefore taking office last October, Takaichi visited the shrine during its seasonal festivals and on the Aug 15 war anniversary.
according to BernamaJapan has spent the decades since the end of the war committing itself to peace under its war-renouncing Constitution.
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