History of Japan Shoichi Watanabe's view of Showa history Who instilled guilt in the Japanese?

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"Japanese History" "br" Lecture on the "Secrets of History" that Japanese people continue to misunderstand One volume to talk about their own history with pride Contents of this book Chapter 1 The Arrogance of the Chinese and the Arrogance of the Korean Chapter 2 The Japanese is an Independent civilized country Chapter 3 The Traitors Who Destroyed The Japanese Chapter 4 The Twilight of the Forbidden Castle Chapter 6 The Empress Issue is left to the' Imperial Family Tradition' "The revised edition of" Modern and Contemporary History I Want to Teach to Chinese and Korean People "by Shoichi Watanabe published in July 2005 Mr. Masayuki Takayama, who had a close relationship with Mr. Watanabe. In the commentary," Mr. Watanabe had a reputation for his extensive knowledge not only in history and literature, but also in philosophy and politics. However, that is why he did not elaborate on the theories or brandish philosophical theories or ideologies. That logic was very simple and easy to understand. "" Mr. Watanabe does not lie in the signboards. Mr. Watanabe had a long relationship with Mr. Watanabe since he was a newspaper reporter. However, he was always surprised by his extensive knowledge, and he gave explanations from a point of view that he did not notice. He often reviewed history with his own eyes. For example, "The error of exclusively defense-oriented policy" in this book is one of them. Under MacArthur's Constitution for Peace, Japan was forced to renounce the right of belligerency as well as the right of belligerency, and he was obliged to live on the basis of the' people of nations who love peace' (preamble). As an exception, Japan is allowed to defend itself only when it is invaded. Japan's national defense was limited to exclusively defense-oriented policy. Therefore, it is impossible to maintain fighters and missiles capable of attacking enemy countries. Recently, there have been arguments saying,' I will destroy Japan from now on' and that it could have' enemy base attack capability' against the other country preparing to launch missiles. Mr. Watanabe says that the reason why Japan accepted the Potsdam Declaration policy allows' the mainland of Japan to be invaded and become a battlefield'. Japan doesn't have such an idea. Actually, Japan accepted the Potsdam Declaration because the United States, which kills non-combatants without hesitation, has scorched the mainland of Japan. That's why he accepted it. "