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Stumbled across this 1988 HK movie on barbarous biological experiments executed in 1930s Manchuria by the Imperial Japanese Army, and started reading up on all that wicked history, all over again.
"Men Behind The Sun" (黑太陽731) had some of the revolting, bloody realism that made "Cannibal Holocaust" a banned film in the 70s. The disturbing scenes ( Read more... )
"Men Behind The Sun" (黑太陽731) had some of the revolting, bloody realism that made "Cannibal Holocaust" a banned film in the 70s. The disturbing scenes ( Read more... )
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recently i watched a documentary on korean comfort women and the japanese.
like wat u said, ya all they needed to do is admit they are wrong and make compensation.
they interviewed the soldiers- some said wat they did was really wrong. one said he thinks his patronage to the comfort women quarter wasn't wrong despite knowing they were captured and forced into it. i wanted very much to magically walk into the tv screen and bash him up silly.
it was so sad when one of the comfort women died of old age and her friend commented that, she was waiting for an apology from the japanese but had to die not getting it and they are trying hard to stay alive despite their old age to wait for the day when they get their justice and apology. =(
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shinto became an immoral religion after it's been separated from buddhism and confucianism..
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