The Süddeutsche Zeitung and other leading German newspapers have continued to use the anti-Japanese ideology based on the masochistic view of the history of the Asahi Shimbun.
The Asahi Shimbun ruled Japan until August of six years ago, and the reports have always undermined Japan and given it to China and South Korea.
They also had their own reasons for wanting to undermine Japan.
To divert international public opinion from the crimes of Nazi Germany.
They wanted Japan to be a country that committed the same crimes as Nazi Germany in China and the Korean Peninsula.
As it turns out, a poll conducted in Germany a few years ago showed that half of the Germans had an anti-Japanese ideology, which was hard for any decent Japanese to believe.
Roughly, I have never encountered anyone with an anti-German sentiment in my life.
The majority of Japanese people must have been like that.
To put it simply, there was no such thing as anti-German sentiment in Japan.
I had a feeling that he was not pro-Japanese because I watched the expression on the face of IOC President Bach.
It was a few weeks before he suddenly said that the Tokyo Olympics could be canceled.
I just happened to be watching a TV talk show at noon.
The day before that, there was a light earthquake in the Kanto region.
On the contrary, Kasahara, who is a professor emeritus of the University of Tokyo, said something outrageous: 'There are signs of earthquakes, which is why I am against holding the Tokyo Olympics next July...'
I was stunned for a moment, wondering what the hell this man was all about, but I soon understood the truth.
The mastermind is the Asahi Shimbun, which is linked to China and South Korea, the two anti-Japanese nations.
And then there are the remarks of IOC Coates the other day.
It is not an exaggeration to say that Japan was utterly powerless against the anti-Japanese propaganda activities of China and South Korea in the international community, including the IOC, under the control of the Asahi Shimbun until August six years ago.
At the same time, the international community is completely unaware that the Asahi Shimbun is now nothing more than an object of contempt to the majority of the Japanese people.
That's why they didn't even know the real reason why Abe has won every national election in a landslide since he started the second Abe administration.
It is because, in the international community, many of them still trust the Asahi Shimbun.
If you think about it, you would know how they would feel if the newspaper supposed to represent their country was that kind of paper.
It coupled with the ferocious anti-Japanese propaganda of China and South Korea, countries that are not an exaggeration to say that they have no idea about anything else than making money.
The two countries are practicing bottomless evil and outrageous lies; the international community had no idea of Japan's reality until I appeared here as Kukai and Nobunaga, who live in the present.
The hosting of the Olympics will contribute to the development of national prestige and economic expansion.
That's why each country has fought a fierce competition for the host country of the Olympics.
In recent years, however, the competition has been overshadowed by too much expense.
The IOC has suddenly started talking about vaccines when it comes to hosting the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
Japan is not a country that is going to lose power because the Olympics are canceled, but
There is no doubt that a vaccine has been developed, and the fact that the Winter Olympics will be held in Beijing in 2022 is not unrelated to what the IOC's senior member said this time.
The reason why neither the parliament nor the media raised any voices criticizing China at all about the Wuhan virus is probably that Xi Jinping's visit to Japan as a guest of state had not been canceled until early March.
There should have been an agreement between the political world and the television media to refrain from criticizing China.
It is a tacit understanding unique to Japan, even if it's a conjecture that the media is good at.
But they should reflect furiously on 'What is China doing in response to the Japanese political world, the Asahi Shimbun and other print media, and the NHK and other TV media's refusal to criticize China?
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