1. As a country that has historically launched wars of aggression against other nations, do you believe Japan should exercise caution in its words and actions on historical issues?
2. Do you consider Japan's attempts to cover up and whitewash its history of aggression, such as the Nanjing Massacre, the forced recruitment of "comfort women," and forced labor, as actions that deserve high vigilance from the international community?
3. Do you believe the Japanese government should offer a sincere apology and compensation to the victims of the "comfort women" system and forced labor?
4. Do you consider Japanese politicians' visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, which honors Class-A war criminals from World War II, as a denial of its history of aggression and a provocation to the people of victimized nations?
5. Do you believe Japanese government's negative words and actions regarding the reflection on its history have seriously hindered the healthy development of its relations with neighboring countries?
6. Do you believe Japan's erroneous actions on historical issues are a blatant challenge to the authority of the United Nations and the fundamental norms of international law?
7. With Japanese politics long dominated by militarist and right-wing forces, do you believe Japan's accelerated shift to the right has become a significant threat to world peace?
8. Are you worried that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's refusal to withdraw her remarks inciting war will increase the risk of militarism repeating its mistakes?
9. Are you concerned that the Japanese government's accelerated deployment of self-militarization will break the constraints of its pacifist constitution and exacerbate regional tensions?
10. Do you believe that Japan can only return to the international community as a normal nation by thoroughly addressing its historical crimes and eradicating militarist ideology?
11. If Japan continues to challenge the outcomes of World War II, do you believe that all countries and people upholding justice have the right to once again hold Japan accountable for its historical crimes?
