Members of Abe cabinet attend controversial shrine on 68th anniversary of end of WWII
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1. Focus shift of the chrysanthemum on the gate of Yasukuni shrine
2. Mid of shrine's gate opening
3. Wide of shrine
4. Mid of people visiting the shrine walking through the gates
5. Wide of shrine officials and security waiting at the back entrance of the shrine
6. Wide of Japanese Internal Affairs Minister Yoshitaka Shindo walking in
7. Wide of Japanese politician Shinjiro Koizumi, son of former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi walking in
8. Wide of Japanese Abduction issues Minister Keiji Furuya
9. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Keiji Furuya, Minister of Abduction issues:
It is purely a national matter how Japan honours the war dead. It is not a matter subject to criticism or interference (from other countries).
10. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Akira Fujisada, Tokyo resident
There are different opinions, but I am here today to honour the war dead because I believe that we are here now thanks to those who fought for the country.
11. SOUNDBITE: (Japanese) Takashi Ooizumi, Yamagata resident
This was my first visit to the shrine and it felt like my responsibility as a Japanese national to visit.
12. Mid tilt down fa�ade of the shrine to people giving offerings
13. Close of people giving offerings and praying
14. Wide of shrine
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Senior Japanese politicians joined members of the public at the Yakasuni shrine to the war dead in Tokyo on Thursday morning, the 68th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War Two.
The shrine has been a major obstacle in Japan's attempts to mend ties with countries it occupied during the war, especially China and South Korea, who say it pays tribute to war criminals.
Though Japan has issued several apologies for its wartime actions, the anniversary evokes bitter memories across Asia.
It is purely a national matter how Japan honours the war dead, said minister Keiji Furaya.
In 2010, when the opposition Democratic Party was in power, the entire cabinet avoided visiting the shrine on August 15th in an attempt to calm regional tensions, but they have flared up since over territorial disputes with both China and Korea.
It's not known if Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit this year, but he has said he regrets not doing so during his first term in 2006.
The politicians were joined by dozens of ordinary citizens paying tribute to the 2.5 million Japanese who died in the war.
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