Great dispensation of knowledge and resources !
All of the feedback I got from you guys was great ! Yes, there are alot of people who would rather see Japan come to terms with her war past than to see a sort of right-wing resurgence.
Thanks to posts like these I've gained immense knowledge on how the world view's latter day and present day Japan from a very broad perspective. Since taking up the mantle of Hideki Tojo I have struggle with unpleasant dreams and nightmares and have even experiencing forms of meloncholy at times.
My fascination with Japan never began with Tojo. But I think Tojo and I share the same conviction which is the realization of a great and homogeneous Japan with very little to no influence from the West. I imagine myself a hero of Japan but I too will fade away. I remember the words of Douglas MacArthur "Old heroes never die, they just fade away." If the Japanese can't stand for something that they believe in strongly, regardless of historical accuracies & inaccuracies, then the Japanese will fall for anything that is deemed not popular with the rest of the world.
I remember my first year in Japan like I remember my first taste of nihonshu and the Jukujo like it was yesterday with my eye's closed. When I open my eye's now all I see is a mere shadow of what was once a paradigm of heaven. Only a resistance to culture is what's left like a silhouette against a black background with no shape and voided out; emptiness and barren like a hollowed out tree, sapless and lifeless people who walk around like drones talking on cellphones. Where has the soul of Japan gone ?
My purpose now is defined by what I love to do. Things like travel and philandering jukujo and enjoying nihonshu.
All of the feedback I got from you guys was great ! Yes, there are alot of people who would rather see Japan come to terms with her war past than to see a sort of right-wing resurgence.
Thanks to posts like these I've gained immense knowledge on how the world view's latter day and present day Japan from a very broad perspective. Since taking up the mantle of Hideki Tojo I have struggle with unpleasant dreams and nightmares and have even experiencing forms of meloncholy at times.
My fascination with Japan never began with Tojo. But I think Tojo and I share the same conviction which is the realization of a great and homogeneous Japan with very little to no influence from the West. I imagine myself a hero of Japan but I too will fade away. I remember the words of Douglas MacArthur "Old heroes never die, they just fade away." If the Japanese can't stand for something that they believe in strongly, regardless of historical accuracies & inaccuracies, then the Japanese will fall for anything that is deemed not popular with the rest of the world.
I remember my first year in Japan like I remember my first taste of nihonshu and the Jukujo like it was yesterday with my eye's closed. When I open my eye's now all I see is a mere shadow of what was once a paradigm of heaven. Only a resistance to culture is what's left like a silhouette against a black background with no shape and voided out; emptiness and barren like a hollowed out tree, sapless and lifeless people who walk around like drones talking on cellphones. Where has the soul of Japan gone ?
My purpose now is defined by what I love to do. Things like travel and philandering jukujo and enjoying nihonshu.