I'm taking a non-partisan standpoint on this relationship you fellows have.
But I saw those granite steps and it really does tend to shut a room full of tourists up. that and the massive keratonomer on display the size of a hot water bottle that they peeled off some some poor girl's back years later.
I was however, rather pissed off with the constant "Oh, us poor, fluffy Japanese who were so nice to everyone in WW2. Why did the evil, nasty US drop this thing on what was clearly a factory for producing fluffy bunnies?"
( Colonel Boris "...a desperate Buzzfeed imitation...", Sun 21 Apr 2013, 21:42, 1 reply)

Furry muff.
Having had relatives who served in Burma and ended up in Changi during the war - I wasn't standing up for the Japanese, just more a point about that place and the effect it can have on people.
(Misery McUglywife an attention seeking sociopathic fuckstain., Sun 21 Apr 2013, 22:54, closed)

Oh, I agree, it is horrifying.
It's definitely a story that needs to be told, but then it's the hurt surprise that appears to be all through the museum.
( Colonel Boris "...a desperate Buzzfeed imitation...", Sun 21 Apr 2013, 23:33, closed)