Kyoji Uchida, a reporter at Kyodo Press (the largest news agency in Japan), published an article expounding Shinzo Abe's new cabinet.
https://this.kiji.is/547688530402280545
He pointed out that the new Abe cabinet is preparing for "War on History" against South Korea's Moon Jae In government, with a quotation from an anonymous opposite party leader.
The word "War on History" was first used by extreme right-wing Sankei newspaper in "War on History" campaign from April 2014. The aim of "War on History" is to glorify the Japanese Empire which fell down after WWII and whitewash its brute invasion, especially the existence of "comfort woman" (wartime sex slaves).
Uchida wrote that four ministers, i.e. Minister of Education Koichi Hagiuda, State Minister in Charge of Promoting Dynamic Engagement of All Citizens Seiichi Etoh, State Minister for Economic Revitalization Yasutoshi Nishimura and Minister of Internal Affairs Sanae Takaichi share extreme right-wing belief with Shinzo Abe. He expected that at least one of these four ministers will visit Yasukuni War shrine.
He also expected that Abe will accelerate the conflict with Moon with his new cabinet.
Sunday, September 22, 2019
Friday, September 20, 2019
UK military rugby team visit shrine for war criminals in Japan
UK military rugby team visit shrine for war criminals in Japan
Thursday, September 19, 2019
Extreme right-wing leaflet
Extreme right-wing group "Akarui Nippon" (Bright Japan) distributed this leaflet.
The phrases in this picture says "Mom, why should Japanese constitution be replaced?" "That's because to save you."
The four people surrounding the mom and girl in this picture are Kim Jong Un of North Korea, Xi Jin Ping of China, Putin of Russia and probable terrorist in the Middle East clockwise.
"Akarui Nippon" shares the address with Nippon Kaigi (Japan Conference) Tokyo-Minato branch. Nippon Kaigi is one of the largest extreme right-wing movement in Japan. Nippon Kaigi and Moonism are the representative extreme right-wing movements in Japan and both are enthusiastic supporters of Shinzo Abe.
The 14 from 20 ministers of new Abe Cabinet inaugurated September 11, 2019 belong to Nippon Kaigi Parliament Member Gathering, the gathering organized by parliament members who support Nippon Kaigi.
The phrases in this picture says "Mom, why should Japanese constitution be replaced?" "That's because to save you."
The four people surrounding the mom and girl in this picture are Kim Jong Un of North Korea, Xi Jin Ping of China, Putin of Russia and probable terrorist in the Middle East clockwise.
"Akarui Nippon" shares the address with Nippon Kaigi (Japan Conference) Tokyo-Minato branch. Nippon Kaigi is one of the largest extreme right-wing movement in Japan. Nippon Kaigi and Moonism are the representative extreme right-wing movements in Japan and both are enthusiastic supporters of Shinzo Abe.
The 14 from 20 ministers of new Abe Cabinet inaugurated September 11, 2019 belong to Nippon Kaigi Parliament Member Gathering, the gathering organized by parliament members who support Nippon Kaigi.
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Articles abusing China disappeared from some extreme right wing magazines
Articles abusing China disappeared from some extreme right wing magazines
Extreme right-wing magazine "Monthly Will" had a special feature “China's Too Deep Darkness” in the April 2019 issue and “Too Terrible, China!” in the May issue, but afterward there was almost no articles about China. Another extreme right-wing magazine "Monthly Hanada" also has discontinued articles abusing China after a special feature “Chinese Ambition” in the March 2019 issue. These attitude changes reflect Shinzo Abe Administration's wish to improve the relation with China.
On the other hand, "Seiron" (Sankei newspaper) continues to publish articles criticizing China, for example a special feature "Thirty years after the Tiananmen Incident” in the July 2019 issue. "Voice" (Yomiuri newspaper) also published an article "Hong Kong demonstration exposed the limits of 'one country and two systems'" in August 2019 issue.
Depending on the magazines or publishers, there is a difference in the attitude against China. "Seiron" and "Voice" were founded during the Cold War Era. They have a familiar relation with Taipei and Communist China is their main enemy. On the other hand, "Monthly Will" and "Monthly Hanada" were founded after End of Cold War, therefore they put more focus on advocating racism and applauding Japanese imperialism than ideological (anti-communism) topics.
Extreme right-wing magazine "Monthly Will" had a special feature “China's Too Deep Darkness” in the April 2019 issue and “Too Terrible, China!” in the May issue, but afterward there was almost no articles about China. Another extreme right-wing magazine "Monthly Hanada" also has discontinued articles abusing China after a special feature “Chinese Ambition” in the March 2019 issue. These attitude changes reflect Shinzo Abe Administration's wish to improve the relation with China.
On the other hand, "Seiron" (Sankei newspaper) continues to publish articles criticizing China, for example a special feature "Thirty years after the Tiananmen Incident” in the July 2019 issue. "Voice" (Yomiuri newspaper) also published an article "Hong Kong demonstration exposed the limits of 'one country and two systems'" in August 2019 issue.
Depending on the magazines or publishers, there is a difference in the attitude against China. "Seiron" and "Voice" were founded during the Cold War Era. They have a familiar relation with Taipei and Communist China is their main enemy. On the other hand, "Monthly Will" and "Monthly Hanada" were founded after End of Cold War, therefore they put more focus on advocating racism and applauding Japanese imperialism than ideological (anti-communism) topics.
Sunday, September 8, 2019
Magazine: Monthly Hanada Special Issue "Pathological South Korea"
Magazine: Monthly Hanada Special Issue "Pathological South Korea"
[Comprehensive Feature: Nightmare-like Moon Jae-in]
Yoshiko Sakurai, Tsutomo Nishioka, Hong Yong (Former Minister of the Korean Embassy in Japan), "Asahi newspaper is the accomplice with South Korea"
Tsukasa Jonen, "South Korea understood from the viewpoint of the economy: The Korean economy is a living hell"
Katsuyuki Kawai (Liberal Democratic Party Governor's Special Assistant to Foreign Affairs), "U.S. High rank officers' worry and warning"
Masato Ushio, "The shock of GSOMIA destruction, real harm to Japan no one says"
Rui Matsukawa (Member of the House of Councilors, Liberal Democratic Party), "South Korea should overcome their trauma"
Chae Seok-yong , "Japanese product boycott campaign unreported in Japan"
Kazue Fujiwara,"'Japan attack addiction' and 'Korea fatigue'"
Kazuo Yawata, "A dangerous local city dependent on Korea"
Pyeon Hui-jae, "The true nature of the Moon Jae-in who finally entered the anti-American mode"
Takahiro Namura, "Report from South Korea: Moon Jae-in's support rate doesn't increase in spite of anti-Japan movement"
Shinichiro Akaishi “'Japan-Korea Claims Agreement Fund' Disappeared in the darkness of history"
Chae Seok-yong, “Forced laborer” litigation lawyers and Japan Communist Party
Kunio Oda "Radar Irradiation Case's ambiguous conclusions create a cause of war"
Yoshitaka Shindo (member of the House of Representatives, Liberal Democratic Party), "Takeshima issue, a strong rebuttal against the Korean history fabrication and desire"
Hataru Nomura, "The true nature of Korean Confederation of Trade Unions which controls Korea from the backdrop"
[Comprehensive debate on South Korean]
Naoki Hyakuta and Masatoshi Muto (former Japanese Ambassador in South Korea), "Economic sanctions, good or bad?"
[Comprehensive feature: Learn from history! ]
Toshio Watanabe (former President of Takushoku University), "Korea in Yukichi Fukuzawa's writings, infidelity is their nature, we shouldn't mind it"
Kunitoshi Matsuki, "All Japanese and Korean people should read, the truth of 3.1 independence movement, documents by Korean are like 'Horror novel'"
Editorial, "deficiencies of Korean self-criticized by former president Park Chung-hee"
[Comprehensive feature: Oh, Koreans! ]
Kim Birei, "Why are Taiwanese disgusting Korean?"
Kazuhiro Araki, "Japan can suppress Korean Anti-Japan movement only by strengthening Japan"
Yumi Ueda, "Middle-aged and old people in Korea are indulging in anti-Japan movies"
Jong Dae-kyun, "The camel nose of the ruling of the Korean Grand Court about 'forced laborer'"
[The world will judge! ]
Shin Okabe, "Lai Dai Han, a Korean war crime during the Vietnam War, became an international human rights issue in the UK"
[Interview with former South Korean President Park Keum-hye's sister]
Park Keum-ryong (Interviewer: Masaki Tachikawa) “My sister is innocent and guiltless!”
[Understand in 30 minutes! ]
26 pages of “visual chronology” about the relation between Japan and Korea
[Selected books by editors]
50 books that understand the past, present, and future of Korea!
[Photos]
The foul plays by Korean players
[Comprehensive Feature: Nightmare-like Moon Jae-in]
Yoshiko Sakurai, Tsutomo Nishioka, Hong Yong (Former Minister of the Korean Embassy in Japan), "Asahi newspaper is the accomplice with South Korea"
Tsukasa Jonen, "South Korea understood from the viewpoint of the economy: The Korean economy is a living hell"
Katsuyuki Kawai (Liberal Democratic Party Governor's Special Assistant to Foreign Affairs), "U.S. High rank officers' worry and warning"
Masato Ushio, "The shock of GSOMIA destruction, real harm to Japan no one says"
Rui Matsukawa (Member of the House of Councilors, Liberal Democratic Party), "South Korea should overcome their trauma"
Chae Seok-yong , "Japanese product boycott campaign unreported in Japan"
Kazue Fujiwara,"'Japan attack addiction' and 'Korea fatigue'"
Kazuo Yawata, "A dangerous local city dependent on Korea"
Pyeon Hui-jae, "The true nature of the Moon Jae-in who finally entered the anti-American mode"
Takahiro Namura, "Report from South Korea: Moon Jae-in's support rate doesn't increase in spite of anti-Japan movement"
Shinichiro Akaishi “'Japan-Korea Claims Agreement Fund' Disappeared in the darkness of history"
Chae Seok-yong, “Forced laborer” litigation lawyers and Japan Communist Party
Kunio Oda "Radar Irradiation Case's ambiguous conclusions create a cause of war"
Yoshitaka Shindo (member of the House of Representatives, Liberal Democratic Party), "Takeshima issue, a strong rebuttal against the Korean history fabrication and desire"
Hataru Nomura, "The true nature of Korean Confederation of Trade Unions which controls Korea from the backdrop"
[Comprehensive debate on South Korean]
Naoki Hyakuta and Masatoshi Muto (former Japanese Ambassador in South Korea), "Economic sanctions, good or bad?"
[Comprehensive feature: Learn from history! ]
Toshio Watanabe (former President of Takushoku University), "Korea in Yukichi Fukuzawa's writings, infidelity is their nature, we shouldn't mind it"
Kunitoshi Matsuki, "All Japanese and Korean people should read, the truth of 3.1 independence movement, documents by Korean are like 'Horror novel'"
Editorial, "deficiencies of Korean self-criticized by former president Park Chung-hee"
[Comprehensive feature: Oh, Koreans! ]
Kim Birei, "Why are Taiwanese disgusting Korean?"
Kazuhiro Araki, "Japan can suppress Korean Anti-Japan movement only by strengthening Japan"
Yumi Ueda, "Middle-aged and old people in Korea are indulging in anti-Japan movies"
Jong Dae-kyun, "The camel nose of the ruling of the Korean Grand Court about 'forced laborer'"
[The world will judge! ]
Shin Okabe, "Lai Dai Han, a Korean war crime during the Vietnam War, became an international human rights issue in the UK"
[Interview with former South Korean President Park Keum-hye's sister]
Park Keum-ryong (Interviewer: Masaki Tachikawa) “My sister is innocent and guiltless!”
[Understand in 30 minutes! ]
26 pages of “visual chronology” about the relation between Japan and Korea
[Selected books by editors]
50 books that understand the past, present, and future of Korea!
[Photos]
The foul plays by Korean players
(Cover)
(newspaper advertisement of this issue. There is Shinzo Abe's large photo.)
Right-wing advocates shaking hands with Trump
In the photo of Ryusho Kadota's tweet, we can see the scene where right-wing advocates were shaking hands with President Trump when Trump visited Japan and watch sumo wrestling match. The second woman from left in green dress is Yoshiko Sakurai, the man with glasses on the right of Sakurai is Ryusho Kadota and the old woman with white hair on the right of Kadota is Kin Birei.
Ryusho Kadota's tweet
https://twitter.com/KadotaRyusho/status/1132591082137505792
As I have shown by "Bibliography: Shinzo Abe", Yoshiko Sakurai often co-authored with Shinzo Abe for extreme right-wing magazines. Kin Birei also wrote some articles with Shinzo Abe.
https://fooljapan0.blogspot.com/2019/09/bibliography-shinzo-abe.html
Ryusho Kadota's tweet
https://twitter.com/KadotaRyusho/status/1132591082137505792
As I have shown by "Bibliography: Shinzo Abe", Yoshiko Sakurai often co-authored with Shinzo Abe for extreme right-wing magazines. Kin Birei also wrote some articles with Shinzo Abe.
https://fooljapan0.blogspot.com/2019/09/bibliography-shinzo-abe.html
Saturday, September 7, 2019
Bibliography: Shinzo Abe
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe wrote these articles for extreme right-wing magazines.
Source: National Diet Library Database https://ndlonline.ndl.go.jp/
Abe first became Prime Minister in September 2006. Just before Abe's inauguration, his exposure in extreme-right magazines suddenly increased. After Abe's resign in August 2007, he once disappeared even from extreme-right magazines.
But after Liberal Democratic Party's landslide defeat of the September 2009 general election, Abe had come back to extreme-right magazines and has increased his exposure. After he took back Prime Minister's office in December 2012, he continues to write in extreme right-wing magazines like "Monthly Will" or "Monthly Hanada."
List of extreme right-wing magazines:
Monthly Will, WAC Publishing
Rekishitsu (History Geek) , WAC Publishing (discontinued)
Monthly Hanada, Asuka Publishing
Seiron, Sankei Newspaper
Voice, Yomiuri Newspaper
Shokun!(Gentlemen!), Bungei Shunju Publishing (discontinued)
Shincho45, Shincho Publising (discontinued)
Weekly Shincho, Shincho Publishing
Japanism, Seirindo Publishing
Sokoku to Seinen (Fatherland and Youth), Nippon Seinen Kyogikai (Japan Youth Forum)
Asuheno Sentaku (Choice for Tomorrow), Japan Policy Research Center
Sapio, Shogakukan Publishing, (discontinued)
Newsweek Japan, CCC Media House
JC, Junior Chamber International Japan
Monthly Nippon, K&K Press Publishing
Monthly Hanada, 2019/8, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Seiron, 2019/3, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Ryu Goshima
Monthly Will, 2019/7. with Kent Gilbert
Seiron 2018/10
Seiron, 2018/7, with Yoshiko Sakurai, Tadae Takubo & Emmanuel Todd
Seiron, 2018/3, with Yoshiko Sakurai, Sae Nakarai, Mako Ganaha & Makiko Takita
Monthly Will, 2017/7
Monthly Will, 2015/11, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Tadae Takubo
Monthly Will, 2015/8
Seiron, 2015/7
Weekly Shincho, 2015/1, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Monthly Will, 2013/10, with Naoki Hyakuta
Voice, 2013/7, interviewed by Fumiya Shinohara
Weekly Shincho, 2013/1, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Monthly Will, 2012/12, with Kin Birei
Monthly Will, 2012/10, with Naoki Hyakuta
Seiron, 2012/2
Japanism, 2011/12, with Tadae Takubo
Monthly Will, 2011/11
Voice, 2011/11. with Hisahiko Okazaki
Shincho45, 2011/10, with Tetsuo Yuhara
Monthly Will, 2011/7
Seiron, 2011/7, with Shoichi Watanabe
Japanism, 2011/6, with Koyu Nishimura
Monthly Will, 2011/4, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Tadae Takubo
Seiron, 2011/3, with Hakubun Shimomura
Voice, 2011/2, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Kojin Kusaka
Seiron, 2011/1
Rekishitsu, 2011/1, with Tetsuo Ito
Seiron, 2010/10, with Kojin Kusaka
Monthly Will, 2010/10
Monthly Will, 2010/8
Monthly Will, 2010/8, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Takeo Hiranuma
Voice, 2010/9, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Monthly Will, 2010/7, with Yoshitaka Shindo & Katsunobu Kato
Shincho45, 2010/6
Seiron, 2010/4, with Kin Birei
Seiron, 2010/2, with Yuji Shimbo
Asuheno Sentaku, 2009/12 with Seiichi Eto & Shoji Nishida
Monthly Will, 2009/12
Seiron, 2009/12
Shincho45, 2009/11
Seiron, 2009/6
Sokoku to Seinen, 2009/4
Monthly Will, 2009/2, with Takashi Tsutsumi
Seiron, 2009/2, with Eriko Yamatani
Seiron, 2008/9, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Weekly Shincho, 2008/6, with Kyoko Nakayama
Sapio, 2007/6/27, with Koichi Yamamoto
Newsweek Japan, 2007/5/2, with Rally Weymouth
Shokun!, 2005/12
Voice, 2005/12, with Jiro Hibiya
Seiron, 2005/12, with Mizuho Ishikawa
Shokun!, 2005/8, with Hisahiko Okazaki
Voice, 2005/8, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2005/7, with Takayuki Kasai
Shokun!, 2005/6
Shokun!, 2005/4
Seiron 2005/4, with Mizuho Ishikawa
Shokun!, 2005/3, with Terumasa Nakanishi
Monthly Will, 2005/2, interviewed by Eiji Oshita
Weekly Shincho, 2005/2, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2005/1
Seiron, 2005/1, with Keiji Furuya & Hakubun Shimomura
JC, 2005, with Kazuaki Takatake
Seiron, 2004/11, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Hidetsugu Yagi
Sapio, 2004/10/27, with Seiji Maehara & Takao Toshikawa
Monthly Nippon, 2004/10, with Keiichiro Nakamura
Asuheno Sentaku, 2004/9, with Tetsuo Ito
Voice, 2004/8, with Yusuke Fukada
Seiron, 2004/7, with Terumasa Nakanishi
Voice, 2004/5, with Atsuyuki Sassa
Sapio, 2004/1, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2004/1, with Yoshihisa Komori
Seiron, 2003/12, with Hiroyuki Arai
Shokun!, 2003/12, with Sakie Yokota & Katsumi Sato
Voice, 2003/10, with Terumasa Nakanishi
Shokun!, 2003/9, with Kazuya Fukuda
Seiron, 2003/9, with Kenzo Yoneda & Emu Nihei
Shincho45, 2003/8
Seiron, 2003/8, with Seiko Noda & Shigeru Okumura
Voice, 2003/7, with Yoshihiko Miyauchi
Voice, 2003/4, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2003/2, with Yasuhiro Nakasone & Kenichi Takemura
Shokun!, 2003/2, with Yukie Kudo
Voice, 2002/12, with Shima Nobuhiko
Seiron, 2002/8, with Yukie Kudo
Source: National Diet Library Database https://ndlonline.ndl.go.jp/
Abe first became Prime Minister in September 2006. Just before Abe's inauguration, his exposure in extreme-right magazines suddenly increased. After Abe's resign in August 2007, he once disappeared even from extreme-right magazines.
But after Liberal Democratic Party's landslide defeat of the September 2009 general election, Abe had come back to extreme-right magazines and has increased his exposure. After he took back Prime Minister's office in December 2012, he continues to write in extreme right-wing magazines like "Monthly Will" or "Monthly Hanada."
List of extreme right-wing magazines:
Monthly Will, WAC Publishing
Rekishitsu (History Geek) , WAC Publishing (discontinued)
Monthly Hanada, Asuka Publishing
Seiron, Sankei Newspaper
Voice, Yomiuri Newspaper
Shokun!(Gentlemen!), Bungei Shunju Publishing (discontinued)
Shincho45, Shincho Publising (discontinued)
Weekly Shincho, Shincho Publishing
Japanism, Seirindo Publishing
Sokoku to Seinen (Fatherland and Youth), Nippon Seinen Kyogikai (Japan Youth Forum)
Asuheno Sentaku (Choice for Tomorrow), Japan Policy Research Center
Sapio, Shogakukan Publishing, (discontinued)
Newsweek Japan, CCC Media House
JC, Junior Chamber International Japan
Monthly Nippon, K&K Press Publishing
Monthly Hanada, 2019/8, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Seiron, 2019/3, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Ryu Goshima
Monthly Will, 2019/7. with Kent Gilbert
Seiron 2018/10
Seiron, 2018/7, with Yoshiko Sakurai, Tadae Takubo & Emmanuel Todd
Seiron, 2018/3, with Yoshiko Sakurai, Sae Nakarai, Mako Ganaha & Makiko Takita
Monthly Will, 2017/7
Monthly Will, 2015/11, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Tadae Takubo
Monthly Will, 2015/8
Seiron, 2015/7
Weekly Shincho, 2015/1, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Monthly Will, 2013/10, with Naoki Hyakuta
Voice, 2013/7, interviewed by Fumiya Shinohara
Weekly Shincho, 2013/1, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Monthly Will, 2012/12, with Kin Birei
Monthly Will, 2012/10, with Naoki Hyakuta
Seiron, 2012/2
Japanism, 2011/12, with Tadae Takubo
Monthly Will, 2011/11
Voice, 2011/11. with Hisahiko Okazaki
Shincho45, 2011/10, with Tetsuo Yuhara
Monthly Will, 2011/7
Seiron, 2011/7, with Shoichi Watanabe
Japanism, 2011/6, with Koyu Nishimura
Monthly Will, 2011/4, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Tadae Takubo
Seiron, 2011/3, with Hakubun Shimomura
Voice, 2011/2, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Kojin Kusaka
Seiron, 2011/1
Rekishitsu, 2011/1, with Tetsuo Ito
Seiron, 2010/10, with Kojin Kusaka
Monthly Will, 2010/10
Monthly Will, 2010/8
Monthly Will, 2010/8, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Takeo Hiranuma
Voice, 2010/9, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Monthly Will, 2010/7, with Yoshitaka Shindo & Katsunobu Kato
Shincho45, 2010/6
Seiron, 2010/4, with Kin Birei
Seiron, 2010/2, with Yuji Shimbo
Asuheno Sentaku, 2009/12 with Seiichi Eto & Shoji Nishida
Monthly Will, 2009/12
Seiron, 2009/12
Shincho45, 2009/11
Seiron, 2009/6
Sokoku to Seinen, 2009/4
Monthly Will, 2009/2, with Takashi Tsutsumi
Seiron, 2009/2, with Eriko Yamatani
Seiron, 2008/9, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Weekly Shincho, 2008/6, with Kyoko Nakayama
Sapio, 2007/6/27, with Koichi Yamamoto
Newsweek Japan, 2007/5/2, with Rally Weymouth
Shokun!, 2005/12
Voice, 2005/12, with Jiro Hibiya
Seiron, 2005/12, with Mizuho Ishikawa
Shokun!, 2005/8, with Hisahiko Okazaki
Voice, 2005/8, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2005/7, with Takayuki Kasai
Shokun!, 2005/6
Shokun!, 2005/4
Seiron 2005/4, with Mizuho Ishikawa
Shokun!, 2005/3, with Terumasa Nakanishi
Monthly Will, 2005/2, interviewed by Eiji Oshita
Weekly Shincho, 2005/2, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2005/1
Seiron, 2005/1, with Keiji Furuya & Hakubun Shimomura
JC, 2005, with Kazuaki Takatake
Seiron, 2004/11, with Yoshiko Sakurai & Hidetsugu Yagi
Sapio, 2004/10/27, with Seiji Maehara & Takao Toshikawa
Monthly Nippon, 2004/10, with Keiichiro Nakamura
Asuheno Sentaku, 2004/9, with Tetsuo Ito
Voice, 2004/8, with Yusuke Fukada
Seiron, 2004/7, with Terumasa Nakanishi
Voice, 2004/5, with Atsuyuki Sassa
Sapio, 2004/1, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2004/1, with Yoshihisa Komori
Seiron, 2003/12, with Hiroyuki Arai
Shokun!, 2003/12, with Sakie Yokota & Katsumi Sato
Voice, 2003/10, with Terumasa Nakanishi
Shokun!, 2003/9, with Kazuya Fukuda
Seiron, 2003/9, with Kenzo Yoneda & Emu Nihei
Shincho45, 2003/8
Seiron, 2003/8, with Seiko Noda & Shigeru Okumura
Voice, 2003/7, with Yoshihiko Miyauchi
Voice, 2003/4, with Yoshiko Sakurai
Voice, 2003/2, with Yasuhiro Nakasone & Kenichi Takemura
Shokun!, 2003/2, with Yukie Kudo
Voice, 2002/12, with Shima Nobuhiko
Seiron, 2002/8, with Yukie Kudo
News: Ground SDF fired two members who burned their subordinate
News: Ground SDF fired a second lieutenant and a sergeant who burned their subordinate
Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (SDF) fired a second lieutenant and a sergeant belonging to Kochi Camp who throw their subordinate into a bonfire when the victim was sleeping and burned him .
Surprisingly, it is not a crime in Japan. The police doesn't intervene matters which occurred inside SDF.
Japanese Ground Self Defense Force (SDF) fired a second lieutenant and a sergeant belonging to Kochi Camp who throw their subordinate into a bonfire when the victim was sleeping and burned him .
Surprisingly, it is not a crime in Japan. The police doesn't intervene matters which occurred inside SDF.
Thursday, September 5, 2019
News: Tokyo Olympic Committee allows waving former Japanese Imperial Navy flag in the Olympic Stadium
News: Tokyo Olympic Committee allows waving former Japanese Imperial Navy flag in the Olympic Stadium
Tokyo Olympic Committee allows waving the "Rising Sun Flag", former Japanese Imperial Navy flag, in the Olympic Stadium. As we can see in the cover of Philip K. Dick's "The man in the high castle," the Rising Sun flag is thought to be the symbol of Japanese invasion in early 20th century. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea urged the Tokyo Olympic Committee to withdraw this decision.
Rising Sun Flag
Tokyo Olympic Committee allows waving the "Rising Sun Flag", former Japanese Imperial Navy flag, in the Olympic Stadium. As we can see in the cover of Philip K. Dick's "The man in the high castle," the Rising Sun flag is thought to be the symbol of Japanese invasion in early 20th century. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea urged the Tokyo Olympic Committee to withdraw this decision.
Rising Sun Flag
National Flag of Japan
The Cover of Philip K. Dick's "The man in the high castle"
Fanatic right-wings wearing imitated Japanese Imperial Army uniform at Yasukuni War Shrine
Small Neo-Nazi group in Japan having a meeting in Tokyo central
* Nazis thought "colored" race including Japanese as "inferior" race, nevertheless there are a little Nazism sympathizer in Japan.
An extreme right-wing group meeting calling "Break the relation with Korea"
(from Asahi Newspaper https://www.asahi.com/articles/photo/AS20181219005589.html )
Sunday, September 1, 2019
News: Extreme right-wing politician Mio Sugita makes a speech in Paris
News: Extreme right wing politician Mio Sugita makes a speech in Paris
On September 8, 2019, an extreme right-wing parliament member Mio Sugita will make speech in Paris. Her speech had been planned to hold at Maison du Japon in Cite Internationale universitaire de Paris, but the venue was changed. New venue isn't yet publicly announced.
Mio Sugita was a longstanding extreme right-wing activist. She became a lower house parliament member belonging to Restoration Party in 2012. The Restoration Party consisted of the extreme right-wing group and the libertarian group, they were split in 2014. After the split of Restoration Party, she was recruited by ruling Liberal Democratic Party by its President, Shinzo Abe's invitation. Now, she is a lower house parliament member belonging to Liberal Democratic Party.
She wrote an article for monthly right-wing magazine "Shincho 45" in which she disparaged LGBT as "unproductive." She came in for a lot of criticism over her article and "Shincho 45" was discontinued as a symbol of apology.
The Illustrator Toshiko Hasumi drew many illustrations for Sugita, which embellish Sugita than life-size. (Sugita displays the photo in her younger age on her blog, but actually she is already in her 50s.) Hasumi is infamously known worldwide by her illustration denigrating Syrian refugee girl.
Notorious Hasumi's illustration, the caption says "I want to be a refugee."
http://f.hatena.ne.jp/Vergil2010/20180705203301
On September 8, 2019, an extreme right-wing parliament member Mio Sugita will make speech in Paris. Her speech had been planned to hold at Maison du Japon in Cite Internationale universitaire de Paris, but the venue was changed. New venue isn't yet publicly announced.
Mio Sugita was a longstanding extreme right-wing activist. She became a lower house parliament member belonging to Restoration Party in 2012. The Restoration Party consisted of the extreme right-wing group and the libertarian group, they were split in 2014. After the split of Restoration Party, she was recruited by ruling Liberal Democratic Party by its President, Shinzo Abe's invitation. Now, she is a lower house parliament member belonging to Liberal Democratic Party.
She wrote an article for monthly right-wing magazine "Shincho 45" in which she disparaged LGBT as "unproductive." She came in for a lot of criticism over her article and "Shincho 45" was discontinued as a symbol of apology.
The Illustrator Toshiko Hasumi drew many illustrations for Sugita, which embellish Sugita than life-size. (Sugita displays the photo in her younger age on her blog, but actually she is already in her 50s.) Hasumi is infamously known worldwide by her illustration denigrating Syrian refugee girl.
Notorious Hasumi's illustration, the caption says "I want to be a refugee."
http://f.hatena.ne.jp/Vergil2010/20180705203301
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