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Yasukuni Shrine 靖国神社

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Source archive 2026-10-13 — 2026-11-13

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ReportedShrine offerings

Sanae Takaichi recently sent ritual offerings and monetary offerings for rites to Yasukuni Shrine.

Sanae TakaichiYasukuni Shrine

Broadcast 21 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Sanae Takaichi recently sent ritual offerings and monetary offerings for rites to Yasukuni Shrine.

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In response to recent actions including Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's offerings of ritual items and ceremonial fees to Yasukuni Shrine and visits to the shrine by some Japanese politicians, people from various sectors of Japanese society said these actions demonstrated a lack of reflection on the history of aggression and were unacceptable.
Original Chinese quote
近期日本首相高市早苗向靖国神社供奉祭品、祭祀费
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ReportedShrine visits

Some Japanese politicians visited Yasukuni Shrine.

Yasukuni Shrine

Broadcast 21 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Some Japanese politicians visited Yasukuni Shrine.

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In response to recent actions including Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's offerings of ritual items and ceremonial fees to Yasukuni Shrine and visits to the shrine by some Japanese politicians, people from various sectors of Japanese society said these actions demonstrated a lack of reflection on the history of aggression and were unacceptable.
Original Chinese quote
部分日本政客参拜靖国神社
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ReportedRitual offering

According to Japanese media reports, Sanae Takaichi and several other politicians sent offerings to Yasukuni Shrine on October 17.

Sanae TakaichiYasukuni Shrine

Broadcast 17 October 2026 · Event date 17 October 2026

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According to Japanese media reports, Sanae Takaichi and several other politicians sent offerings to Yasukuni Shrine on October 17.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): According to Japanese media reports, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and several other politicians sent ritual offerings to Yasukuni Shrine today, October 17, while Japan's minister in charge of economic and fiscal policy, Minoru Kiuchi, visited the shrine. Yasukuni Shrine honors 14 Japanese Class-A war criminals. Japanese commentators criticized right-wing Japanese politicians for glorifying the history of aggression and called on Japan to face history and deeply reflect on its war crimes.
Original Chinese quote
据日本媒体报道，日本首相高市早苗及多名政客今天（10月17日）向靖国神社供奉祭品
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Ongoing at time of reportCommemoration

Yasukuni Shrine enshrines 14 Japanese Class-A war criminals.

Yasukuni Shrine

Broadcast 17 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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Yasukuni Shrine enshrines 14 Japanese Class-A war criminals.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): According to Japanese media reports, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and several other politicians sent ritual offerings to Yasukuni Shrine today, October 17, while Japan's minister in charge of economic and fiscal policy, Minoru Kiuchi, visited the shrine. Yasukuni Shrine honors 14 Japanese Class-A war criminals. Japanese commentators criticized right-wing Japanese politicians for glorifying the history of aggression and called on Japan to face history and deeply reflect on its war crimes.
Original Chinese quote
靖国神社里供奉着14名日本甲级战犯
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ReportedShrine visit

Japan's minister in charge of economic and fiscal policy, Minoru Kiuchi, visited Yasukuni Shrine.

Minoru KiuchiYasukuni Shrine

Broadcast 17 October 2026 · Event date 17 October 2026

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Japan's minister in charge of economic and fiscal policy, Minoru Kiuchi, visited Yasukuni Shrine.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): According to Japanese media reports, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and several other politicians sent ritual offerings to Yasukuni Shrine today, October 17, while Japan's minister in charge of economic and fiscal policy, Minoru Kiuchi, visited the shrine. Yasukuni Shrine honors 14 Japanese Class-A war criminals. Japanese commentators criticized right-wing Japanese politicians for glorifying the history of aggression and called on Japan to face history and deeply reflect on its war crimes.
Original Chinese quote
日本经济财政政策担当大臣城内实参拜了靖国神社。
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