Former Japanese journalist Kato Hidenari produced Japan’s first documentary about the Nanjing Massacre. He noted the varied reactions it received: “Some Japanese veterans accused me, while some wrote in support, saying, ‘Well done.’” #peace #NanjingMassacre | Modern Express 现代快报

Recently, at the 10th Wutong Award ceremony hosted by the Nanjing Public Diplomacy Association, former Japanese journalist Kato Hidenari received the Publicity and Awareness Award for Commemorative Activities (Individual). He conducted interviews across multiple countries to uncover the history of the Nanjing Massacre, producing Japan’s first documentary to expose the truth about the atrocity, “Disclosing the Nanjing Massacre”. #peace #NanjingMassacre | Modern Express 现代快报

Traveling to the U.S. in search of visual evidence and interviewing victims in Nanjing, former Japanese journalist Kato Hidenari produced Japan’s first documentary exposing the truth about the Nanjing Massacre—hoping to preserve history for future generations within his lifetime. #peace #NanjingMassacre | Modern Express 现代快报

5.4K views · 26 reactions | In December 1937, #Nanjing fell to...

58K views · 446 reactions | On December 13, 1937, Japanese troops captured Nanjing. In the six weeks that followed, a human life was extinguished every 12 seconds. The post-war tribunal concluded that "at least 300,000 Chinese were killed." #TodayInHistory #NanjingMassacre | China Xinhua News | Facebook

1.4K views · 122 reactions | As China's 7th National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre victims comes on Sunday, survivors of the massacre call for peace and remembering history. #NanjingMassacre | China Xinhua News | Facebook