Videos ridiculing Japan's wartime emperor, Hirohito, have circulated on Chinese social media as anti-Japan sentiment rises ahead of a military parade scheduled for Sept. 3 to commemorate 80 years since the neighboring country's defeat in World War II.The spread of images using edited photos of the late emperor, posthumously known in Japan as Emperor Showa, depicting him for instance as a dog or a schoolgirl, has triggered a complaint from the Japanese government.On Tuesday, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi told a press conference in Tokyo the videos are "inappropriate" and…READ FULL ARTICLE
