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靖国神社には、戦死者war deadが祀られてenshrinedいます。
Ａ級戦犯class-A war criminalまで祀っていてそれを閣僚が参拝するのがけしからんと中国/韓国は言っているのですが。
おおきなお世話って感じです。
これは政治問題ではなくて、単なる文化の違いです。
日本では、
- 悪人でも善人でも死者はきちんと葬ってお参りする
- 悪人をきちんと祀らないと「たたり」curse /kˈəːs/がある
という2点が中国、韓国と違うんです。両国では悪人は死んでも悪人らしいです。
日本では悪人でも極楽浄土に行けるんですよね。
ということで、結論としては
日本の閣僚が靖国参拝をして何が悪い！
靖国参拝に関わる誤解についてまとめてみました。
Truth of Yasukuni - Why do we visit Yasukuni ?
Hello,
The Yasukuni shrine, which is located in Tokyo and enshrines the 2.5
million Japanese war dead, is controversial in Asia at the moment.
China and Korea criticize the Japanese politicians for visiting the shrine
to worship and honour the war dead, as they claim Yasukuni also
enshrines the class-A war criminals like Hideki Tojo, who is regarded
as conducting the world war 2.
But as a Japanese, I must tell to you a very important cultural and
religious difference between China or Korea and Japan.
In fact, in Japan, everyone, good or bad, once he or she is dead,
should be respected, enshrined and honoured equally. Even very bad
person or villains, once dead, go to the heaven, and we are supposed
to worship them. Japanese simply wish that the soul, once dead,
rest in peace.
This simply applies to the war criminals, too. That’s all.
Besides, it is generally believed that such soul of bad person may
become an evil spirit, if not properly worshiped, and cause a bad
damage or a curse to people or society.
For those 2 reasons, Japanese enshrines them in the Yasukuni, not
in order to deny the history nor to justify the fact that the war
criminals were responsible for the war.
I hope you now noted that it is not a political issue but actually
cultural matters, which I think the other nations shouldn’t interfere
with.
Your comments, if any, would be welcome.
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