我们常常看到日本右翼头面人物参拜靖国神社的报道,却很少人知道有这样一个日本人,他在东京生活了几十年,却从不看一眼靖国神社,对之表示了高度的蔑视。在他的高大形象面前,那些纷纷爬向靖国神社的议员、大臣、首相,简直如同蝼蚁。这个人就是日本《朝日新闻》的名记者本多胜一先生。1998年3月去日本探亲之前,我连本多胜一的名字也未听说过。到东京之后,看到儿子向本多借来的《天皇的军队》和人民日报出版社作为“世界名记者丛书”出版的小册子《本多胜一》,不禁为自己的孤陋寡闻而深感惭愧。《天皇 We often see reports of Japan’s top-right people paying homage to the Yasukuni Shrine. Few people know that such a Japanese person has lived in Tokyo for several decades. He never looked at the Yasukuni Shrine and expressed great contempt for it. In the face of his tall image, those who climbed toward the Yasukuni Shrine, their chancellor, minister and prime minister, are like ants. This man is Japan’s “Asahi Shimbun,” a famous reporter, Mr. Kondo. Before I went to visit relatives in Japan in March 1998, I had not even heard of the name of this book. After his arrival in Tokyo, he saw the “Emperor’s Army” borrowed by his son and the People’s Daily Press as the booklet “Kondosu Aoyama,” published by “Who’s Who in the World Series”, can not help but feel sorry for his own ignorance Ashamed. "Emperor