[Testimony of a kamikaze pilot] Reason for tears Chiran Memorial Service Jitoen-san Nameless samurai

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Published on May 5, 2015

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Shocking Interview: The True Words of a Former Special Attack Force Jitozono passed away in the middle of this month. (Mid-September 2018) Thank you very much. My heartfelt prayer... I would like to add one thing: the influence of the Japanese special attack spirit on the West was great, and the Japanese special attack spirit and samurai spirit (soul) were fully demonstrated at Peleliu, Iwo Jima, and other battlefields, even the Battle of Okinawa, and I am convinced that it was this noble spirit of self-sacrifice to love and protect the homeland that ultimately prevented Japan from becoming a slave to the West, and ended the colonial and slavery system by the West that had continued for hundreds of years. Also, in the past, I interviewed many people at the Chiran Memorial Service over the years, but many of them did not try to talk about the true events that they experienced. They did not try to talk about their brutal experiences. "I have never told my family," "Because even if I told them, they would not understand," "Because they would not understand the truth." I heard many such words. Japan is evil, the military is evil, the special attack forces are evil and are victims. It was a complete waste, a mistake, and a vain death. They were simply poor victims. The values of the Japanese people were fundamentally undermined and watered down by the way the history education and media coverage were based on the postwar Tokyo Trials imprinted by the Western powers, and it was concluded that speaking about the experiences of that time was shameful and a useless waste of time. In the video, former museum director Itatsu states, "The kamikaze pilots who had to die were ashamed and could not come out alive." Another reason is that in the postwar values that considered deaths to be a waste and a vain death, the only reason for coming out in public was to denigrate Japan, to despise Japan, and to be living witnesses to the masochistic view of history and the Tokyo Trials view of history. The world is so simple that it only cuts out the tragedy of war and reports it, and I see only childish anti-war logic such as "I'm against war, life is the most important thing, I don't want war," but I have never seen an argument about why war had to happen. Even in the case of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Japanese people do not try to understand why and how the war came to be, and instead translate the Western media reports into Japanese and swallow them whole, which I find really sad, and I wonder once again if this is what a defeated country looks like. We must realize that we have become a grass-cutting field for the West without yet having sovereignty as a member of the Western world. I do not want to glorify war, nor do I want to make the crimes committed by the Japanese military at that time invisible. I just think that Japanese people should not forget the souls of the men who simply sacrificed their lives and charged into battle to protect their country. My ally, Takeshi Iida, has been telling the story of the Greater East Asia War for many years as a storyteller of "Nameless Samurai." Please do not miss it as it is being distributed on this channel. Hideto Sato

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