The following is from the serial column of Masayuki Takayama, who brings the weekly Shincho released today to a successful conclusion.
This article also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the postwar world.
The brilliance of his last sentence must have impressed all those with keen eyes.
The Immature.
My first step as a newspaper reporter was at the Mito bureau.
The first thing I learned there was to "fertilize the greens.
Rape leaves do not need night soil or additional fertilizing.
Only fertilizer to be applied is necessary.
It is a word to satirize "at least outside the prefecture" or "just call out" brave.
I thought it was an excellent expression, and when I went up to the Tokyo headquarters, no one would use it that way.
Maybe it is just a phrase used in agricultural prefectures.
Even so, many of the radicals' claims at the time were of the "rape manure" variety.
For example, the Keihin Security Coalition, which could not tolerate Kenji Miyamoto, who played the hypocrite, jumped out.
Following the "revolution starts at the muzzle," they first raided a gun store in Mooka and obtained a total of 11 shotguns and air rifles.
The Red Army faction was more ambitious and started by setting up military training bases overseas.
They robbed a post office in Funabashi to raise the money and got 15,000 yen, then snatched in Setagaya and got 38,000 yen.
It looks like manure on rape leaves, but feelings cover the heavens.
The two factions gathered at a hideout on Mt. Haruna with a bit of money and a few guns to form the United Red Army.
IT was exactly 50 years ago, and the head of the Red Army faction was Tsuneo Mori.
He was very timid, and when he and Toshio Fujimoto, the husband of Tokiko Kato, were captured by another sect, he said, "Don't hit me. I'll do anything," he cried down.
Even though he got away with much internal strife, he was also prone to rage.
He looked just like Naoto Kan, and Takamaro Tamiya told him, "He's no good."
The Keihin Security Coalition was headed by Yoko Nagata, who was not very good-looking.
It matched that inferiority complex with Mori.
About that illicit group, Tenseijingo wrote, "They were lynched for not waking up to communism for something as trivial as wearing makeup.
That is not true. In both groups, women were treated as quasi-members who served as sexual outlets for men. That is why many of them were beautiful.
Except for Yoko Nagata, they all wore makeup, kissed, and slept with men.
The Tenseijingo goes on to say that they flirted with both male and female warriors and "assaulted members whom the executives [go Communist] deemed inadequate," but that is not true either.
Hiroshi Sakaguchi, who is on death row, details in "Asama Sanso 1972" that Nagata had named a particular woman as jealous. Mori sympathized and made her and the other man the summary target.
Mori and Nagata decided on the first summary target on December 27, 1971.
It was only the first week after they entered Mt.Haruna.
According to Sakaguchi, on that day, Mori said he would "beat up" Yoshitaka Kato, who had kissed Kazuko Kojima, to sum up, the situation.
He said, "I'm going to hit him and knock him out. When he wakes up from his stupor, he will be reborn as a different person and accept true communism.
Neither Lenin nor Miyamoto Kenji ever said such a thing.
In fact, Mori once fainted during a kendo match at Kitano High School.
When he woke up from the faint, everything was so refreshing," he said, using it as a justification for beating Kato in the name of communism.
Nagata: "How hard do you have to hit him to make him pass out?" Mori: "If we hit him until his face swells to twice its size, he will pass out. "Nagata again: "Will he really pass out?" Mori nodded, and the lynching of Yoshitaka Kato began.
Both Kazuko Kojima and Mitsuo Ozaki were beaten. But no matter how much he beat them, the human did not faint.
Kunio Bando told him to punch the epigastrium.
It was a body attack in a period drama.
In movies, people faint immediately.
Ozaki was hit in the stomach many times and died at dawn.
Sakaguchi was astonished: "Even if I hit him, he didn't faint; he died.
But Mori and Nagata's bluffing did not stop.
The organization collapsed after killing 12 people in two months, including Michiyo Kaneko, who was eight months pregnant.
Immature men, including Kenji Miyamoto, had talked about communism and killed people with impunity.
That should be a lesson, but Tensei Jingo is not a communist madness and convinces the former Japanese army of their case.
Toynbee praises the Japanese army as having "accomplished the historic feat of shattering white colonial imperialism."
It is difficult for The Immature to write a column even if they can kill people.
