Japan's textbook case of revisionist history. Okinawans angry schools may ignore coercion of suicides. By Norimitsu Onishi, New York Times Oct 7, 2007.

The Japanese Society for History Textbook Reform produced one of the textbooks in question because of the “self-deprecating” tone of current Japanese history texts, according to a statement ...

Chanting, “Japan, apologize,” and “Japan, tell the truth,” more than 200 Asian American protesters Tuesday demanded that the Japanese government pull back new history textbooks that they ...

The Japanese government announced on Monday that it would order no further major revisions of school textbooks that many critics say whitewash the country’s record of imperial atrocities in Asia ...

Japanese Textbooks Charles Scanlon reports on the outcry Japanese history textbooks are raising in Korea. Officials in Tokyo rejected a request by the South Korean government to include accounts ...

In their March 17, 2015, booklet 'Requesting Corrections of Factual Errors in McGraw-Hill Textbook,' 19 Japanese historians identified eight apparent factual errors within 26 lines in merely two ...

Two Japanese professors are at the center of a textbook controversy that raged out of control in China and led to widespread anti-Japanese demonstrations and sporadic violence there in recent ...

Japan’s government approved a new public school textbook Tuesday, a book that China and South Korea immediately denounced for whitewashing Japan’s World War II atrocities.

The “Chinese History” textbook, the most popular of seven approved by the Education Ministry for nationwide use, also gives the Communist Party a disproportionate role in fighting the Japanese ...