@SatoMasahisa佐藤正久
９月１日〜２日、ウズベキスタンへのトランジットで韓国ソウルを訪問、武藤大使と意見交換させて頂いた。先の入国拒否理由に関する韓国政府からの解答はまだ大使の元には届いていないが、今回の佐藤の韓国入国許可は、ある意味、韓国政府からの解答かも。今後も真の日韓関係強化に汗をかく
Mr. Masahisa Sato tweets "I stopped over in Seoul, South Korea on the way to Uzbekistan and exchanged views with Ambassador Muto (Japanese Ambassador to the Republic of Korea). Although no reply on refusal of our entry from the government of South Korea has been made yet, my entry into South Korea this time may hint some sort of its reply to our protest. Sweating to strengthen true bilateral relations between Japan and South Korea. "
@ponta2629ぽん太
@SatoMasahisa入国拒否からフジTVでの反韓デモ(本来は反偏向放送)への流れは韓国政府も周知でしょうし、韓国経済の日本への依存度を考えたら、対立は得策ではなく、融和を望む筈です。憲法改正を経て、真の主権回復がなされた時、竹島問題は進展すると思います。
In reply to the above tweet, Bonta tweets "I assume that the government of South Korea must have fully understood the entire development from refusal of entry to demonstration against Fuji TV for broadcasting biased programs and must have desired harmonization rather than confrontation, considering its heavy economic dependence on Japan. I believe that we will see progress in Takeshima issue only after revision to our Constitution will be made and our true restoration of sovereignty will be achieved.
My comment:
I have no way of knowing views exchanged (on outrageous refusal of three Japanaese lawmakers by the government of South Korea) between Ambassador Muto and Mr. Sato. However, I can easily presume that the government of South Korea has sufficiently realized its disadvantegeous position in free and democratic community of the world through a series of blatant diplomatic misbehaviours in relation to Takeshima issue.
After all, the government of South Korea has been left with nothing but two options; that is, either to become accountable for the occurence of the unprecedented incident between Japan and South Korea which will subsequently force the government of South Korea to face international justice or crawl into a hole and dissapear if there is one left for South Korea.
It is quite true that a majority of the Japanese people considers the current Constitution of Japan as an obstacle to Japan becoming fully independent. Bonta's tweet gives us a number of implications which I will gradually describe in my future posts.
Read related stories "Face International Justice Over Takeshima or Crawl into a Hole and Disappear" at http://yokohamated.typepad.jp/blog/2011/08/my-entry.html , "What's Wrong With South Korea?" at http://yokohamated.typepad.jp/blog/2011/08/to-begin-with-one-comment-made-by-a-south-korean-and-two-replies-to-the-comment-will-be-introduced-before-focusing-on-a-subj.html , "Outrageous Refusal of Three Japanese Lawmakers to Enter South Korea" at http://voiceofjapanviatweeting.blogspot.com/2011/08/outrageous-refusal-of-three-japanese.html , and "Takeshima Day竹島の日Should Be Remembered Along With January 18, 1952-A Date Which Will Live In Infamy" at http://voiceofjapanviatweeting.blogspot.com/2011/02/takeshima-dayshould-be-remembered-along.html
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