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Her group regularly organizes meetings that facilitate interaction between elderly individuals and Japanese students in Taiwan. This initiative aims to educate younger generations about the realities of war. One poignant account shared at the memorial comes from a man who was only 14 years old when the war concluded. He narrates his terrifying memory of narrowly escaping a US air attack while passing by an airfield.

Honoring the Fallen

At the memorial service, Japanese families lay flowers at a beach, a deeply emotional act of remembrance for those they lost. One attendee expresses the weight of sorrow that accompanies each visit: "No matter how many times I come here, my heart is full; especially because my father disappeared somewhere very close to Taiwan."