A Japanese Who Betrayed Japan

In the spring of 1945, at the end of World War II, the defeated Japanese military government formulated a crazy "100 million Japanese decisive battle plan", preparing to sacrifice 100 million citizens to defend the emperor and drag the Allies into a lose-lose mess. As the whole of Japan fell into madness, first-class diplomat Nogami Kenichiro was quietly pushed to a turning point that determined the direction of history. Love country or love peace? Do you love the emperor or the people? Nogami Kenichiro answered this question with his own death and turned the tide of the war in one fell swoop. Many years later, the struggle between the Japanese government and the opposition regarding World War II has not stopped, and has even intensified. Mysterious attacks and murders have occurred one after another, and people are still bleeding and dying for the long-past war. An accidental opportunity allowed journalist Shoichi Soda to discover traces of the historical truth. His curiosity and sense of justice prompted him to risk his life and keep digging. As the little people and big people came to the surface dramatically, the sinister and kind, despicable and noble, the integration and conflict of the samurai spirit and modern civilization in Japanese national character slowly unfolded in front of him... Open this book and let Seicho Matsumoto, the master of Japanese suspense, take you into the depths of the soul of the Japanese nation with breathtakingly tense stories, and truly understand the contradictions, conflicts, entanglements and reflections of the Japanese on World War II.