United States mark the 75th anniversary of the attack on "Pearl Harbor" with a series of ceremonies in Hawaii. Among those present at the ceremony were the five sailors, who survived the attack of 7 December 1941, which brought back memories of a time that day and honored friends who died.
This month, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected to visit the "Pearl Harbor" Caligula, becoming the first Japanese leader to do so. However, he is not expected to apologize to the Japanese attack that swept the United States into World War II.
According to the Japanese prime minister's cabinet, expected to be realized visit dates December 26 to 27 is intended to reconcile the spirits of those who died in the war.
While forgiveness may disappoint missing some American veterans of the war, Abe hopes the visit will highlight the close alliance between the two former enemies.
Experts say that this is a message that Abe will give as rival China in the region, as well as US President-elect Donald Trump, who has criticized Tokyo due to increased spending on defense.
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