Same can be said for Pearl Harbor Cardiac.
The Japanese don't really teach WWII in their schools, but they will tell you about Hiroshima and Nagasaki and what happened as a result of that.
I did a lot of my college history work on WWII, specifically on the Japanese. I was born in Hawaii, as were my parents and their parents and their parents and their parents. On the morning of the attack, my dad and his friends were at Waikiki surfing and saw Japanese torpedo bombers turn the corner around Diamond Head and zip straight into Pearl. My mother was walking out the front door with my grandmother to head down the hill in Pearl City to pick up the bus to go to church. My mom says that she had her hand on the door knob when the first explosion registered. In addition, Japanese bombers flew right over her house (not sure if they continued down the hill to the bus stop). My grandfather was at work at Pearl Harbor as a machinist in an aircraft repair facility. He did survive.