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[Summary] => PITONG dekada na ang nakalilipas mula nang matapos ang World War 2, partikular dito sa Pilipinas. Sinakop ng Japan ang Pilipinas, at nanatili ng halos apat na taon bago bumalik ang mga Amerikano. Matinding kahirapan din ang dinanas ng bansa sa kamay ng mga sundalo. Nang matapos ang digmaan, binago ng Japan ang kanilang Saligang Batas, at nangakong hindi na muli magiging agresibo at masasangkot sa digmaan.
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[Title] => Japan’s royal couple touched Pinoys' lives – Palace
[Summary] => Malacañang yesterday thanked Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko for touching the lives of Filipinos during their historic five-day visit to the Philippines, which ended over the weekend.
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[Title] => Emperor Akihito honors Japanese war dead in Philippines
[Summary] => With a mournful bow, Emperor Akihito paid his respects Friday at a hilltop war memorial near Manila to the largest number of Japanese invasion troops who died outside their homeland in World War II.
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[Summary] => Japanese Emperor Akihito on Wednesday said World War II “is something we Japanese must never forget” as President Aquino thanked him and his wife, Empress Michiko for visiting the Philippines at this time and serving as “respected symbols” in achieving “peace everywhere you go.”
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[Title] => Philippine leader welcomes Japan's emperor as ties blossom
[Summary] => Philippine President Benigno Aquino III gave a red-carpet welcome to Japan's emperor yesterday in a sign of blossoming ties between the two nations, both mired in territorial disputes with China, while further moving past painful memories of Japan's World War II aggression.
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[Title] => Japan royals pay tribute to Philippine war dead
[Summary] => Japanese Emperor Akihito bowed his head in sorrow during a somber ceremony at the Philippines’ biggest war cemetery yesterday, but also enjoyed banter about cars, fashion, food and traffic on the first full day of a historic visit.
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[Title] => PNoy welcomes Japan's emperor as ties blossom
[Summary] => Philippine President Benigno Aquino III gave a red-carpet welcome to Japan's emperor Wednesday in a sign of blossoming ties between the two nations, both mired in territorial disputes with China, while further moving past painful memories of Japan's World War II aggression.
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