ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Taiwanese Imperial Japan Serviceman

Okay kiddo, let's talk about Taiwanese Imperial Japan servicemen!

A long time ago, Japan controlled Taiwan and made it a part of their empire. While they were in control, they made Taiwanese people serve in their military.

So, a Taiwanese Imperial Japan serviceman is someone who was a Taiwanese person that served in the Japanese military during this time. They would have to follow the orders of the Japanese military leaders and do things like fight in battles or help with important tasks.

Some Taiwanese people chose to join the Japanese military because they believed it would give them more opportunities or help them provide for their families. Others were forced to join because they didn't have a choice.

It's important to remember that this happened a long time ago and it's not something that happens anymore. We should always treat everyone with respect and kindness, no matter their background or nationality. Does that make sense, kiddo?