October 11, 2015

"Younger generations in Japan should learn about the country's wartime history even if they don't feel personally connected to it, the head of a Japanese-funded think tank in Washington said Saturday.

'The Japanese do have a point that it's been three and a half generations since those things happened. Young people don't feel personally connected to it,' said Dennis Blair, chairman of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation USA, in an interview with Yonhap News Agency, in response to a question about the 'comfort women' issue."

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