We Japanese have never killed Americans because of the atomic bomb dropped on us.
It's because Japanese possess both the courage to accept defeat and cowardice.
Japan might have been overrun by the U.S. after the war, but we boldly surrendered completely.
That's courage.
When admitting defeat, it should be done gracefully and firmly, not reluctantly.
That's also courage.
Japanese knew that accepting defeat and following America would bring great benefits. That's cowardice.
The spirits of Japanese killed by Americans might wish for living Japanese to seek revenge.
Ignoring that voice requires both courage and cowardice, and Japanese possess both.
Peace can be born from cowardice.
Peace may be born of speculation.