Late last month, the U.S. House of Representative unanimously passed a non-binding resolution on the sexual enslavement, calling on the Tokyo government to acknowledge and apologize to the comfort women. Despite the resolution, Abe and other conservative and nationalist Japanese leaders refuse to accept responsibility for the past wrongdoings. We urge the Japanese government to stop shirking its responsibility and sincerely apologize for the country's wartime atrocities before it's too late.
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A c.1866 panorama of Edo consisting of five albumen silver prints joined together. Edo is the former name of the Japanese capital Tokyo, and was the seat of power for the Tokugawa shogunate which ruled Japan from 1603 to 1868. Pictured here are daimyo houses used by feudal lords for the purposes of sankin k?tai. Following the end of the shogunate, they were razed so that government, commercial and industrial buildings could be built in their place.
韓国の大蔵大臣 Seoul's Finance Minister Kwon O-kyu said the two Asian neighbors should cooperate to tackle shared challenges such as the fluctuating global economy, aging populations and business restructuring.
「ウリたちはお隣同士なんだから、一緒に色々な問題を解決しようぜ!」
日本の官僚? オミさん His Japanese counterpart Koji Omi said the global economy would withstand fallout from U.S. mortgage problems given the response from central banks around the world to shield their markets through ample liquidity.