Takaichi’s Hardline Shift: History, Security, and a Shrine Visit Challenge Peace
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s hardline positions on history and security spark debate ahead of a possible Yasukuni Shrine visit, raising concerns over regional peace.
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Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s hardline positions on history and security spark debate ahead of a possible Yasukuni Shrine visit, raising concerns over regional peace.
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi’s potential visit to Yasukuni Shrine on Dec 26 has sparked concern among Republic of Korea residents over regional ties.
On December 23, 2025, families of Koreans forcibly conscripted during WWII filed suit demanding Yasukuni Shrine remove their ancestors’ names and 880 million won in damages.
Global poll of over 10,000 finds 82% say Japan must deeply confront its wartime past to restore its standing, demanding sincere apologies, compensation and full historical transparency.