Abstract
The paper inquires into the road to the war, afterwar occupation of Japan, and especially focuses on the changes in the reflection on the war in the Japanese society and among politicians, as demonstrated on the Yasukuni shrine case.
The paper inquires into the road to the war, afterwar occupation of Japan, and especially focuses on the changes in the reflection on the war in the Japanese society and among politicians, as demonstrated on the Yasukuni shrine case.