The following is an excerpt from the famous serialized dialogue between Mr. Tsutsumi Gyo and Mr. Kubo Koshi that appears in the current issue of the monthly magazine "Handa" titled "The Endless War," which will continue this year.
I have mentioned many times that the monthly magazine "Handa" is a must-read for those who, as people living in the 21st century, want to know the truth and the actual situation.

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Kubo.　
The Tokyo Air Raid followed the same strategy, didn't it? 
They dropped incendiary bombs to surround the area, and after driving people into the center, bombs were dropped there as a final blow.
The commander of this operation is proud to say that he applied the method of killing buffaloes by surrounding them.
Tsutsumi　
Air Chief Marshal Curtis LeMay set off the Tokyo Air Raid.
Japanese houses are made of wood and paper. 
He had incendiary bombs made in large quantities. 
These were later known as napalm bombs.
He also thought that to reduce Japan's strength, he would have to kill the women and children on the mainland.
After the war, he said, "I am glad we won. If we had lost, I would have been tried as a war criminal without question."
Kubo　
Japan awarded the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun, First Class, to such a man.
When I learned of this, I really felt that this country was in ruins.
This article continues.