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Japan
Latest News & Articles
China, Japan Play Fire With History -
When Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka visited Beijing in 1972 to restore Japan's relations with China, a country that had been devastated by Japanese military aggression in the 1930s and '40s,...
Japan and U.S.'s Short-Lived Friendship -
Good morning. It’s March 27. On this day in 1912, in a show of friendship between two great countries, that Japanese cherry trees – a gift from the city of Tokyo – were...
Betrayal of China to Communism -
Although the mass media present China today as “progressive,” especially after the 2008 Olympics fanfare, it remains among the world’s cruelest regimes. The term “Red China” is...
More Articles
- What Tsunami Left Behind for Japan - Kumiko Makihara, NY Times
- The Tragic Tale of USS Oneida - Roger Sachar, Forgotten Stories
- Rocky Mountain Camps Revisited - Esmeralda Bermudez, LA Times
- What Japan Could've Done to Win WWII - James Holmes, The Diplomat
- Modern Japan's Coming-Out Party - Robert Citino, History Net
- Saving Survivors of Bataan March - Charles Sasser, Command Post
- Why 2013 Looks Eerily Like 1913 - Charles Emmerson, Foreign Policy
- U.S. Enshrined Women's Rights in Japan - Todd Crowell, RealClearHistory
- Superfortress and Mastery of the Skies - Robert Dorr, Command Post
- How America Triumphed Over Japan - Richard Sale, RealClearHistory
- Japan from Tokugawa to Meiji - Frank Smitha, Microhistory
- How MacArthur Shaped Postwar Japan - Stanley Weintraub, MHM
- A Nazi Who Saved Lives in Nanking - David Chen, New York Times
- Obscure Battle That Decided World War II - Jeff Kingston, Japan Times
- The Spy Who Doomed Pearl Harbor - Edward Savela, MHQ
- Japan: From Backwater to World Power - James Huffman, About Japan
- Yamamoto and Plan for Pearl Harbor - Mark Stille, Command Post
- Marines at Battle of Guadalcanal - Patrick O'Donnell, WWII History
- Architect or Fall Guy for Imperial Japan? - Peter Chen, WWII Database
- The Seeds of Conflict in East China Sea - Joyman Lee, History Today
- Japan Atrocities in Singapore Linger - Hayashi Hirofumi, Japan Focus
- Japan's Oppression and Crimes in Korea - Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
- Historical Evidence Says Islet Belongs to China - Han-Yi Shaw, NY Times
- Top 10 Japanese Cars of All Time - Thomas Bey, Ask Men
- Soviet Atrocities During the Fall of Japan - Mark Ealey, Japan Focus
- Win over Russia Fuels Japan Militarism - Frank Smitha, Microhistory
- Forgotten War That Saved Stalin - Stuart Goldman, The Diplomat
- Did FDR Provoke War With Japan? - Robert Higgs, The Freeman
- A Return of Korea's Lost Treasures - Donald Macintyre, Time
- How Japan Justified Korea Annexation - Mark Caprio, Japan Focus
- Japan's Long Road of Post-War Decline - James Fallows, The Atlantic
- Why Hirohito Wasn't Tried for War Crimes - Herbert Bix, Japan Focus
- When Kamikaze Saved Japan - DIonysia Xanthippos, Ancient Worlds
- The Flyboys of China's Generalissimo - Samuel Hui, War Bird Forum
- JAL 123's Final Harrowing Minutes - Ed Magnuson, Time
- Was Racism a Factor in Atomic Bombing? - Palash Ghosh, IBT
- Why Nagasaki Was Picked for Annihilation - Atomic Archive
- Bombs or Stalin Sealed Japan's Fate? - Peter Chen, WWII Database
- U.S. Fights Back at Guadalcanal - Peter Chen, World War II Database
- An Epic Battle Forgotten in Japan - Kirk Spitzer, Time
- Nuking of Japan Was a Moral Imperative - Henry Miller, Forbes
- The Real Purpose of Hiroshima Bomb - Alperovitz & Bird, CS Monitor
- No Doubt: Atomic Bombs a War Crime - Robert Fisk, The Independent
- Truman and the Dawn of Atomic Age - Peter Kuznick, Japan Focus
- Japanese POW's Daring Breakout - David Hobson, Anzac Day
- Wake Up and Die, Marine! - R.R. Keene, Leatherneck Magazine
- How 'Akutan Zero' Helped Win War - Elizabeth Hanes, History Channel
- Did U.S. Racism Pave Way for Pearl Harbor? - Charles Johnson