I would never go back to Okinawa as it is now. Because there is no way, the ocean can be truly beautiful in a region where about half of the residents are in "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
This chapter was originally published on March 06, 2019.
About Okinawa
As long as China and South Korea remain as they are, I will never travel to either of these countries for the rest of my life.
Those around me know that I used to be a person who loved the ocean and golf in Hawaii more than most people would believe.
Many years ago, I went to Okinawa for the first time.
I had never been there before because I was a subscriber to the Asahi Shimbun newspaper and unwittingly viewed Okinawa as a pseudo-moralist.
But when I was getting into snorkeling, I read an article about the Kerama Islands on the plane on the way back from Hawaii, and I put aside my pseudo-moralism and went to Okinawa.
At the time, a company ran Renaissance Okinawa just around the corner from our company. I had become friends with the company's executive director through my work.
The following summer, I suddenly decided to go to Okinawa.
He specially prepared the best hotel room for me.
I even thought the beauty of the Okinawan ocean was better than Hawaii's.
But now I don't think so at all.
Japan is beautiful because the Japanese people have beautiful hearts.
Masayuki Takayama, one of the harshest critics of Okinawans of his time, once wrote a short sentence about the Okinawans.
When the U.S. military occupied Okinawa, and an honorable American was high commissioner, all the good that the U.S. did for Okinawa was diverted and used for the personal gain of some influential people.
In the end, he gave something up as hopeless to Okinawans.
Around 900, President Wilson pulled out the consulate general to the Korean Peninsula, saying, "This country is no longer a nation," and "Japan will have to take care of the rest..."
There is an article in which he wrote of his abandonment of the Okinawans in this manner.
I also found an article on the Internet in which a great Okinawan writer from the Meiji era wrote, "The fault of the Okinawans is that they are ungrateful... Some Okinawans even forget that they have the DNA of Japanese citizens...
Two outrageous newspaper companies control Okinawa, and around 40% of the Okinawan people support the likes of the Onaga faction.
They don't even realize they are under the control of countries like China and the Korean Peninsula.
In other words, they are now sympathetic to a nation of "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
It is no exaggeration to say that they are the same people as China and the Korean peninsula.
So I sometimes say.
If you want China to be a one-party communist dictatorship, do it.
In return, I will then sell you out to China with three absolute conditions as the nation of Japan.
The only people who will go to Okinawa now with glee will be young people who don't know the first thing about politics, have never thought about it, will go there with their shallow ideas, etc.
I will never return to Okinawa if it remains as it is now.
The sea is not truly beautiful in a region where about half of the inhabitants live in "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
It is only a pretense of beauty.
This chapter was originally published on March 06, 2019.
About Okinawa
As long as China and South Korea remain as they are, I will never travel to either of these countries for the rest of my life.
Those around me know that I used to be a person who loved the ocean and golf in Hawaii more than most people would believe.
Many years ago, I went to Okinawa for the first time.
I had never been there before because I was a subscriber to the Asahi Shimbun newspaper and unwittingly viewed Okinawa as a pseudo-moralist.
But when I was getting into snorkeling, I read an article about the Kerama Islands on the plane on the way back from Hawaii, and I put aside my pseudo-moralism and went to Okinawa.
At the time, a company ran Renaissance Okinawa just around the corner from our company. I had become friends with the company's executive director through my work.
The following summer, I suddenly decided to go to Okinawa.
He specially prepared the best hotel room for me.
I even thought the beauty of the Okinawan ocean was better than Hawaii's.
But now I don't think so at all.
Japan is beautiful because the Japanese people have beautiful hearts.
Masayuki Takayama, one of the harshest critics of Okinawans of his time, once wrote a short sentence about the Okinawans.
When the U.S. military occupied Okinawa, and an honorable American was high commissioner, all the good that the U.S. did for Okinawa was diverted and used for the personal gain of some influential people.
In the end, he gave something up as hopeless to Okinawans.
Around 900, President Wilson pulled out the consulate general to the Korean Peninsula, saying, "This country is no longer a nation," and "Japan will have to take care of the rest..."
There is an article in which he wrote of his abandonment of the Okinawans in this manner.
I also found an article on the Internet in which a great Okinawan writer from the Meiji era wrote, "The fault of the Okinawans is that they are ungrateful... Some Okinawans even forget that they have the DNA of Japanese citizens...
Two outrageous newspaper companies control Okinawa, and around 40% of the Okinawan people support the likes of the Onaga faction.
They don't even realize they are under the control of countries like China and the Korean Peninsula.
In other words, they are now sympathetic to a nation of "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
It is no exaggeration to say that they are the same people as China and the Korean peninsula.
So I sometimes say.
If you want China to be a one-party communist dictatorship, do it.
In return, I will then sell you out to China with three absolute conditions as the nation of Japan.
The only people who will go to Okinawa now with glee will be young people who don't know the first thing about politics, have never thought about it, will go there with their shallow ideas, etc.
I will never return to Okinawa if it remains as it is now.
The sea is not truly beautiful in a region where about half of the inhabitants live in "abysmal evil" and "plausible lies."
It is only a pretense of beauty.
