>japanese president visiting the shrine honouring the war criminals of WWII
Prime Minister, and the Yasukuni Shrine is not a shrine for war criminals, but a shrine for all soldiers over the years that fought for Japan (including Koreans and Chinese), as well as a shrine for all soldiers who died for their country. Originally the shrine excluded war criminals. However, to a large degree many war criminals in World War II in the Pacific were exempted from trials because of agreements between General MacArthur and the war criminals, exchanging human testing data for exemption.
>no money paid for the damage done (how much would you pay anyways for 20Million lives?)
Also false, Japanese have paid money to both China and othe nations it invaded during World War II. However these reparations were made largely to the governments and economies of the nations, and not to every individual person.
>always hiding the truth and denying the truth
Well that depends. Only a handful of Japanese textbooks remove or edited history, and the degree of revisionism varies from location to location. Osaka, for example is a human rights center and has a generally left leaning response, as opposed to some of the more hawkish rightish people who deny any and all crimes.
>continous provocation from japs
Delicious, delicious irony.
>and personal reasons
No shit. Have some apolojuice. If that was the worst of your experiences with the Japanese, how was your parent's experiences with the red guard?