 Hoping to act as a reminder to Japan that these atrocities must never be repeated, Yuasa was one of a handful of doctors who eventually confessed their crimes to the Japanese public and the world.Subsequent to his return to Japan in the 1950s he publicly detailed the army's atrocities.He received death threats from Japanese nationalists, and was advised by former colleagues at the Luan army hospital to "go easy" on his revelations.