The massacre in Kyoto City lasted five days, and during these five days, the city was almost shrouded in a mist of blood.
Related news began circulating online very early, after all, in modern times everyone has a smartphone, and with a quick snap it can be uploaded to the web. It is almost impossible to block all channels and conceal such a large-scale massacre.
The international community naturally condemned the massacre in Kyoto City unanimously. On this point, everyone is in agreement, even the Jieke Group themselves stepped out to denounce the Imperial Army's reckless actions, lightly defining the events in Kyoto City as an Imperial Army riot, unrelated to the law-abiding Jieke Group itself.
Five days later, war correspondents from all over the world, who had been kept out, were finally allowed into Kyoto City.
Here, they witnessed a scene unforgettable for a lifetime.
