http://web-wac.co.jp/magazine/will/2019%e5%b9%b410%e6%9c%88%e5%8f%b7
Special Feature: Cutting the Tie with South Korea
Rui Abiru, "Why does Asahi Newspaper stand on the side of South Korea?"
Rui Abiru, Kent Gilbert and Ippei Orishima, "Analyzing the style of Asahi Newspaper"
Masayuki Takayama and Mutsuo Mabuchi, "Former diplomat who support South Korea"
Katsumi Murotani, Kunitoshi Matsuki and Zenko Onagi, "Appaling Korean's lies"
Tsuneyasu Takeda, "'Do you love Korea?' Definitely No!"
Hiroshi Furuta and Ruriko Kubota, "South Korea will cut the tie with Japan and the Unites States, and return to North"
WWUK, *
Interview with Lee Woo Yong (interviewer: Kunitoshi Matsuki)
Aichi Triennale Exhibition**
Naoki Hyakuta and Masamune Wada, "Burning Emperor's photo is not art"
Atsushi Iwata, "Beating down Asahi Newspaper-like 'Freedom of expression'"
Son Kobun, "The leftist are the true enemy of freedom of expression"
Alliance for Strait Holmuz
Yoshiyuki Kasai and Katsutoshi Kawano (former Chief of Staff of Japanese Self Defense Force), "Rising Sun Flag for Strait Holmuz"
Terumasa Nakanishi and Hidenori Ijiri, "Show the will of the nation by deploying Marine Self Defense Force"
Genki Fujii and Yoichi Shimada, "Bolton said 'Iran is the central bank for terrorists'"
Shunsuke Utagawa, "There is Chinese People's Liberation Army in the backdrop of Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps"
Other articles (Excerpt)
Mutsuo Mabuchi, "The United States' plot divides Japan and South Korea"
Tsutomu Nishioka, "Pro-Japanese advocates in Korea are threatened their life"
Note by FooLJapan
* Because I can't understand what the title of WWUK's article means, I can't translate it.
** Some works exhibited in the Aichi Triennale Exhibition, especially installation related to Japanese ex-Emperor's photo and the girl statue symbolizing 'comfort woman', were attacked by right wing activists. They threatened the organizers of the exhibition by suggesting violent attacks against the exhibition and the organizers decided to withdraw those controversial works. Police caught some of the suspects who threatened the exhibition, most of them haven't yet been caught.
