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Basically a Wehraboo, except for Imperial Japan. The name is derived from Japanese Prime Minister and convicted war criminal Hideki Tojo Common characteristics of Tojoboos include: 1. Justifying or even outright denying Japanese imperialism or war crimes, such as the Rape of Nanking. 2. If any mention of Japanese war crimes is brought up in their presence, they will either justify them, say that other countries also committed war crimes, or attack the other person. 3. Whine about how the Tokyo Trials were supposedly unfair and how convicted Japanese war criminals were actually innocent. 4. They will tend to use the "history is written by the victors" argument. 5. They are vocally anti-Korean, and also anti-Chinese to a lesser extent. 6. They will get defensive and angry when presented with any evidence they disagree with. Tojoboos are commonly found in the YouTube comments of videos about World War II, Imperial Japan, or Japanese war crimes/war criminals. Tojoboos may or may not be ethnically Japanese. They are also not to be confused with weeaboos, but it is possible for someone to be both.
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