History of Japan has been filled with disgrace and violent acts of crimes against humanity, the period of the Second World War, in particular. Shameful acts were omnipresent, I have already described, partially, naturally, the outstanding and beautiful literature, however, behind the facade of fine verses and phrases lies something much more profound, not an imaginary line, yet, truth – crime which is not welcomed and easily acknowledged. The Nanjing Massacre was one of the most horrendous acts of violence, it took place shortly before the Second World War began, in 1937. The Chinese at Nanjing were treated as not human being, but, rather as sub-humane race. The pictures that have been taken at that time, well, are like a 'holy grail' for the International Military Tribunal for the Far East . Only small number of it prevailed, enough, though, to portray the evidence, which, is scarcely acknowledged by Japan. Japanese armies invaded China from the north