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In Japan Itself There Have All Along Been Attempts By Some To Obliterate The Article About Renunciation Of War From The Constitution And For This Purpose They Have Taken Every Opportunity To Make Use Of Pressures From Abroad.

There's No Better Reading Experience Than Going To The Place Where A Text Was Written.

My Observation Is That After One Hundred And Twenty Years Of Modernisation Since The Opening Of The Country, Present-day Japan Is Split Between Two Opposite Poles Of Ambiguity.

After The End Of The Second World War It Was A Categorical Imperative For Us To Declare That We Renounced War Forever In A Central Article Of The New Constitution.

The People Of Hiroshima Went To Work At Once To Restore Human Society In The Aftermath Of The Great Atomic Flood. They Were Concerned To Salvage Their Own Lives, But In The Process They Also Salvaged The Souls Of The People Who Have Brought The Atomic Bomb.