今年8月15日，日本迎来了无条件投降79周年纪念日，靖国神社再次成为国际社会关注的焦点。在这一天，岸田内阁的三名阁僚前往靖国神社进行了参拜，这引起了国内外的高度关注。
据报道，首先参拜的是经济再生大臣新藤义孝，紧接着防卫大臣木原稔也进入了靖国神社。经济安保担当大臣高市早苗随后也进行了参拜。值得注意的是，木原稔是任内防卫大臣中罕见参拜靖国神社的成员。
与此同时，日本跨党派的国会议员团体“大家一起参拜靖国神社”也组织了约80名国会议员集体参拜。此外，还有个别议员如小泉进次郎和前经济安保担当大臣小林鹰之也前往参拜。
岸田文雄首相本人并未亲自参拜，而是通过代理人向靖国神社供奉了“玉串料”。靖国神社内供奉着包括东条英机在内的14名二战甲级战犯，其参拜行为长期以来一直受到日本国内外的强烈反对。
这一事件再次引发了国际社会对日本历史认知和战争记忆的讨论。靖国神社的参拜行为被认为是对历史问题的回避，也是对受害国家的伤害。国际社会普遍呼吁日本正视历史，以和平和和解的态度处理历史遗留问题。
靖国神社的参拜事件再次提醒人们，历史记忆是构建和平与和解的基础。只有正视历史，才能为未来铺平道路。对于日本政府官员的这一行为，国际社会期待日本能够采取更加负责任的态度，以促进地区乃至世界的和平与发展。
英语如下：
News Title: “Loyalty Oath Ceremony at Yasukuni Shrine Marks War Dead Remembrance Day”
Keywords: Yasukuni Shrine Visit, Cabinet Ministers, Japan’s Surrender Anniversary
News Content:
On August 15, Japan observed the 79th anniversary of its unconditional surrender, with the Yasukuni Shrine once again drawing international attention. On this day, three members of Prime Minister Kishida Fumio’s Cabinet paid a visit to the Yasukuni Shrine, a move that garnered significant domestic and international attention.
It was reported that the first to pay their respects was Minister of Economic Revitalization Nishimura Yoshihiko, followed by Minister of Defense Kitazawa Reiji entering the shrine. Minister of Economic Security Takami Naoto also paid his respects afterward. It is worth noting that Kitazawa is one of the rare Defense Ministry officials to have visited Yasukuni Shrine during his tenure.
Meanwhile, the Japan Conference, a cross-party group of lawmakers, organized a group visit to the Yasukuni Shrine by about 80 members of the Diet. Additionally, individual lawmakers such as Morihiro Hosokawa and former Minister of Economic Security Kobayashi Hirokazu also visited the shrine.
Prime Minister Kishida himself did not personally visit the shrine but instead had an agent offer a “Mikagura-yaki” to the shrine. The Yasukuni Shrine houses the spirits of 14 Class A war criminals from World War II, including Tojo Hideki, whose visits have long been strongly opposed both domestically and internationally.
The event has once again sparked international discussions about Japan’s historical awareness and memory of war. Visits to the Yasukuni Shrine are seen as an avoidance of historical issues and a hurt to the nations that were victims of the war. The international community generally calls for Japan to face its history and address the historical issues with a peaceful and reconciliatory attitude.
The Yasukuni Shrine visit reminds people that historical memory is the foundation for building peace and reconciliation. Only by facing history can a path be paved for the future. The international community expects Japan to take a more responsible stance regarding the behavior of its government officials, in order to promote peace and development both in the region and globally.
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/gj/2024/08-15/10269605.shtml
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