On March 3rd, 2006 1 Secretary-General of Japan's Committee for Supporting Dong Shilang's Trial, Sayoko Yamauchi specially called Zhu Chengshan, director of the Memorial Hall for Victims of the Nanjing Massacre of Japanese Invaders, saying that Mr. Dong Shilang, a former veteran of Japanese Invaders, died of illness at Xie Zhihai Hospital in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, at the age of 93. The library immediately sent a message of condolence to Mr. Dong Shilang's relatives and the support society. Mr. Dong Shilang's funeral was held on the morning of 1 6 10, and the Nanjing Municipal Government sent representatives to Japan to attend Dong Shilang's funeral.

In addition, the VIP room of the Memorial Hall for the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by the Japanese invaders was arranged as a memorial hall at that time, and Mr. Dong Shilang's memorial meeting was held here. Chang Zhiqiang is here, Jiang Genfu is here ... They are coming to mourn a courageous Japanese old man. Zhu Chengshan came, Duan Yueping came ... They fondly miss this friend from China; In front of the portrait of the old man, people presented the "Nanjing Massacre Research Special Contribution Medal". Mr. Dong Shilang won the understanding of the people of China, especially the people of Nanjing, and won the respect of people who uphold justice and love peace in the world.

Nanjing municipal government expressed condolences.

Japanese Support for Dong Shilang Trial Implementation Committee Secretary-General Sayoko Yamauchi and Transfer to Mr. Dong Shilang's Family;

I am shocked to learn that Mr. Dong Shilang died unfortunately. I would like to express my deep condolences and sincere condolences to Mr. Dong Shilang's family!

As a Japanese soldier who invaded China, Mr. Dong Shilang participated in the war of aggression against China and the Nanjing Massacre. However, half a century later, Mr. Dong Shilang dared to stand up and reflect on history, safeguard historical facts, sincerely apologize to the people of the victimized country, and mercilessly expose the atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders in China that year, winning the understanding of the people of China, especially the people of Nanjing, and winning the respect of people who uphold justice and love peace in the world.

Although Mr. Dong Shilang has passed away, his indomitable struggle against the Japanese right-wing forces to safeguard the historical truth and Sino-Japanese friendship will always inspire people: remember historical lessons and prevent historical tragedies from repeating themselves; I hope that the Chinese and Japanese people will be friendly from generation to generation and work together for world peace!

Please take care of Mr. Dong Shilang's family.