The Relationship Between Japan and the U.S.
Nuclear bombs
, which the U.S dropped on Japan
during the final stage
s of World WarⅡtook many lives
, away including
many babies, children, women and
elders. I wonder what Japanese people think about this tragedy now
? Most Japanese
people have not experience
d the war because it
was even seventy two years ago.
If I am asked that Japanese people hate the U.S now because of that, I say that many of Japanese don't hate the U.S. ► I don't quite understand what you meant here.
We learned that
the Japanese army
back in those days made a mistake and
they seemed to be terrible. ► Did you mean that the army itself was terrible? Or that they were viewed as terrible people?
I don't know why they were as such, but it's a fact. Back then, Japan's government of those days said that they would fight until all Japanese people were all killed. If the U.S didn't drop nuclear bombs on Japan at that time, the war might have continued a very long time, and the number of people killed in the war might have increased more. I think the U.S population generally thinks like this and I can't deny this thought, of course, I am sorry for the victims of the nuclear bombs. Japan's government should have made a wise decision wisely before the nuclear bombs were dropped. ► "Were dropped" isn't entirely needed, but it's always helpful to reference the actions or subject you're talking about every few sentences.
Japan developed after the war and came to have more economic power. We must thank the victims of the war, because they are responsible for Japan's development. thanks to them.
Many Japanese people are influenced by U.S. culture and their sense of values like freedom of expression, human rights and democracy. I can't say that many Japanese people hate the U.S, even though we are influenced a lot by them. Japan went to war against the U.S hard in the past, but now the U.S has become the most important allied country for Japan. now.
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