Interesting exhibition open at the moment in Shinjuku that remembers the wartime and post-war hardships for Japan.
- Discussion about the consequences of war and its hardships
Has anyone else visited this exhibition?
- Story of the coat
Although the Siberian winter was bitterly cold, the story has it that the owner of the lined jacket gave a Soviet laborer both sleeves in exchange for bread.
Understanding some of the suffering endured by family and or culture is a valuable lesson for us all. What a long way we have come and continue to grow and develop in some parts of the world and what a long way we have to go in other parts.
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RT @shibuya246 Reading Peace Foundation Japan (via @BlogLinkJapan) http://bt.io/KVh – amazing delusion of some folks that war brings victory
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Both the peoples of the invaded and invader countries suffer during war. Anything else is mere propaganda.