It is very interesting to say that the Japanese were the most killed during World War II. In the eyes of many people, the atomic bomb that killed the Japanese the most is probably the atomic bomb, and the two atomic bombs killed more than 200,000 Japanese people before and after, but in fact, the two atomic bombs are the third most in this ranking.
Many people may think that it is the Tokyo bombing, when Li Mei attacked the Tokyo bombing in one night, it killed 100,000 people, and the overall bombing of Tokyo killed more than 200,000 people, and the entire World War II period to say that the most Japanese people were killed by Li Mei, but most of the Japanese killed by Li Mei were civilians, not the army, so the Japanese he killed were at most ranked second, if the army was killed alone, the most was a Japanese - Honma Masaharu.
Masaharu Honma was the supreme commander of the Japanese defense in the Philippines during World War II, which was originally a territory of the United States, but after the outbreak of the Pacific War, MacArthur was attacked by the Japanese, and as a result, he lost the Philippines, and when he left the Philippines, MacArthur said: "I will come back". Sure enough, two years later, MacArthur returned and led hundreds of thousands of troops to attack the Philippines, at that time Honma Masaharu was responsible for the defense of the Philippines, and this cargo had 660,000 Japanese troops, which was a strong soldier, and he shouted that MacArthur would not be able to break through the fortress in ten thousand years. That's where he heavily defended. As a result, MacArthur successfully broke through and punched him in the urine stream. But this is not the first time he has made a mistake. In order to occupy Manila, he did not use his air force to attack the U.S.-Philippine coalition forces, causing MacArthur to safely withdraw 100,000 soldiers (including 17,000 American troops) to the Bataan Peninsula for defense. After the capture of Manila, the 48th Division was transferred to the 16th Army to attack the Dutch East Indies. With the remaining 30,000 troops unable to conquer the Bataan Peninsula, Japanese Prime Minister and Minister of War Hideki Tojo was half-dead, saying that everywhere except the Philippines was victorious. Only Masaharu Honma was messing around. As a result, this time MacArthur casually rolled his fart and urinated.
At the time when the Japanese army of 660,000 Japanese troops decided whether to retreat or not, Honma Masaharu believed that Japan could not retreat, should fight to the death, and coexist with the Philippines, and he also transferred all the troop carriers to plan to stay in the Philippines, but due to his wrong command, the Japanese ammunition depot in the Philippines was heavily bombed by the US army, and japan's grain storage site in the Philippines was also attacked. The Japanese can only starve in the jungle. In the end, only 150,000 of the 660,000 Japanese troops were captured, and the remaining 500,000 were basically all killed. Of course, in Japanese parlance, it is called jade crush.
However, because he led his army to attack the Philippines, MacArthur finally decided to hang him with a grudge. His wife knelt on the ground and pleaded bitterly, and MacArthur moved compassion and decided to change the way he died, and he was eventually shot. However, before he died, he personally admitted a problem, that is, he was a real dish, not an undercover in the US army, although Hideki Tojo did not believe it until his death.