No matter how much we discuss it, it will be a waste of time. That is what a debate between two parties with different basic understandings and goals looks like. A controversy between Japan and South Korea (not limited to diplomatic channels) over the memorial ceremony for the World Heritage Site “Sado Island Gold Mine,” held in Sado City, Niigata Prefecture. Finally, the memorial ceremonies held separately by both Japan and South Korea have come to an end, but what remains is the manipulation of public opinion that “visiting Yasukuni Shrine is a bad thing.” ・The “impression manipulation” left by the Sado Island Gold Mine Memorial Ceremony A Korean worker who worked at the Sado Island Gold Mine brought his wife over from the peninsula and had two children in Sado. Korean workers who worked for Japanese companies received the same wages as Japanese workers and were enrolled in the national pension system. Korean comfort women on the Japanese mainland earned more than an army general, and they diligently saved it in postal savings accounts… “There’s no way Korean workers were forcibly taken away,” or “It’s inconceivable that they were forcibly taken away as sex slaves,” would be the cry of the “honor students of the Japan Teachers Union.” However, there is physical evidence of these events on the Japanese side. There have been cases where South Korean newspapers have reported things in tear-jerking articles without realizing that they were contradicting themselves. Yet, the general public opinion in South Korea remains stuck on the false idea that comfort women were “forcibly taken away” (the view that comfort women were “sex slaves” has weakened considerably). Regarding the Sado memorial service, the Korean side demanded a response from the Japanese side based on what it called a “rigid and false theory.” Is it international common sense to interfere in the content of the “eulogy” read by the Japanese side? Because their basic understanding is different, they will never agree. Furthermore, Kyodo News made a huge mistake by reporting that Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Akiko Ikuina, who attended the memorial service as a government representative, had “visited Yasukuni Shrine.” The Korean media jumped on it. President Yoon Seok-yeol is a lame duck with an approval rating of just 20%, having been abandoned by conservative newspapers due to his concern over his wife Kim Kun-hee. I had no choice but to decide, “Yes, I’m not going to attend a memorial service with such a parliamentary official in attendance.” It doesn’t matter whether he attends the memorial service that South Korea itself requested to be held or not. The problem is that Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi insisted that “Mr. Ikuina has not visited Yasukuni Shrine.” This is nothing more than an explanation that falls into South Korea’s assumption that Yasukuni Shrine is evil. Why can’t we say, “What’s wrong with Japanese politicians visiting Yasukuni Shrine?” The memorial ceremony controversy left behind a joint attempt by the Japanese and South Korean governments to “manipulate the impression” that “visiting Yasukuni Shrine is a bad thing.” (Journalist Muroya Katsumi) 2024.11/29 06:30 ※Related thread [Yomiuri Shimbun] Kyodo News President apologizes to Akiko Ikuina for false reporting of “Yasukuni Shrine visit”…Ikuina says, “I myself am deeply hurt” [11/29] [Masked Unida★] “I feel something is wrong with the old media desperately trying to convey this to China and Korea”…Former Defense Minister Kihara and others raise questions about Yasukuni Shrine visit reporting [11/27] [Bird★].
>>1 How dare you get so angry, even though you’re a criminal? Yasukuni is a war criminal shrine, and the Japanese are a nation of war criminals. That’s the reality. Know your place.
From a Japanese religious perspective, neglecting to visit Yasukuni Shrine would mean hoping to anger the war dead and cause them to go on a rampage. Do China and Korea want Japan to be invincible again? This time, Japan and the US will join forces to be invincible?
“It’s only natural for a country to worship those who sacrificed their lives for the country,” said Navy Lieutenant Tsutomu Iwai. “When I think about the conflict that my war comrades went through when they died, I think it’s ridiculous to ask whether it’s right or wrong to go to Yasukuni Shrine. I think politicians say stupid things when it comes to individuals and public figures,” said Navy Lieutenant Harada Kaname.
In the first place, China betrayed Asia and joined the West. The reward for pretending to be the victorious nation and for betraying it was being made a permanent member of the UN Security Council. Japan liberated Southeast Asia and other areas from invasion by Europe and the United States and supported their independence.
There is another reward for betraying Asia. This involves economic domination in Southeast Asia and other places, and the upper class with vested interests in this area are the overseas Chinese.
A stinky dog🐕 from the vicious terrorist state of North Korea🇰🇵 Defecating Communist Reiwa is not a liberal, it’s a lunatic In the minds of recent liberals North Korea’s local branch is not the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan but the Unification Church, because the Unification Church is one of the support groups for the LDP, and the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan supports the Constitutional Democratic Party, the Communist Party, and the Reiwa Shinsengumi A foolish Reiwa supporter confessed Let’s destroy the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan and the defecating Communist Reiwa Six years ago, a South Korean naval vessel shone a radar on a Self-Defense Force patrol aircraft. It has been revealed that President Moon Jae-in gave orders to the South Korean Navy at the direction of General Secretary Kim Jong-un. South Korea was completely absorbed into North Korea. Let’s wipe out the Chinese Communist Party and North Korean spies within the Liberal Democratic Party.
Lin Hosey is a Chinese tycoon so he keeps quiet. He’s a vicious Chinese tycoon who caused an accident while drunk driving and pressured the police, turning the victim into the perpetrator.
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