战后,日本自卫队利用营地等设施,创建了百余所与战争相关的博物馆。这些博物馆虽然产生于和平年代,但是其展陈内容却以为二战阵亡日军歌功颂德为主,丝毫不顾日军在二战期间作为加害方对中国等亚洲各国人民带去的伤害,难寻现今的日本对战争的真诚批判与反省,与日本政府的官方见解及宪法也互为冲突。有些博物馆虽然提及了日军在中国制造的诸如南京大屠杀等事件名称,但是对其具体内容与事实真相却闪烁其词,容易给参观者造成误导。 After the war, the Japanese Self-Defense Forces used camps and other facilities to create over a hundred war-related museums. Although these museums originated in peacetime, their contents are based on the praises of the Japanese military commencing World War II. They ignored all the harms caused by the Japanese army as the injuring party to the people of other Asian countries during the Second World War, Sincere critique and reflection, and the Japanese government’s official opinion and the Constitution are also conflicting. Although some museums refer to the names of Japanese-made events such as the Nanjing Massacre in China, the details of the museum and the truth of the facts are flirtatious and easily mislead visitors.