It looks like the Korean-tainted PM Kan=Can (Pronounced "Kan" in Japanese) will have to be kicked around until he gets exhausted and decides to step down. Just like in a Japanese Kan Keri Game=Kick the Can Game. Note: "Kick the Can Game" that was so popular among kids in the post war Japan. I have a strong feeling that this game is going to be so popular again and will remain so popular until the Korean-tainted Prime Minister of Japan Kan will step down. Here is how to play the game. First, you decide who's going to be a devil by playing Jan-Ken-Pon=Rock-Paper-Scissors. Then, any one of the kids kicks the can and then, the devil goes and gets it, and places it at the predetermined location while the rest of the kids run away and hide wherever possible. The devil has to prevent the can from being kicked by anyone of the kids and at the same time looks around to find other kids hiding behind trees, houses, etc. If any one of the kids is found by the devil, he has to stay within a circle agreed upon before the game started until he is rescued by other kids. If any one of the remaining kids successfully kicks the can without being seen by the devil, the kid inside the circle becomes free and can run away. The game is over when all the kinds are found by the devil.
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05/25/2011
Koreans ignored Japan's repeated warnings not to visit Kunashiri Island
This photo provided by a resident of Kunashiri Island shows Kang Chang Il (2nd from R), a lawmaker of South Korea's main opposition Democratic Party, and others visiting the island, one of four Russian-held islands off Hokkaido claimed by Japan, on May 24, 2011. The visit went ahead despite concerns expressed by the Japanese government about the ramifications it would have on the long-standing territorial dispute. (Kyodo)
Those Koreans should have figured out what repercussions their visit to Japan's territory Kunashiri Island without Japan' formal approval would have on South Korean relations with Japan. Their visit has helped the general public realize that both Koreas have been hostile to Japan and her people despite the fact that Japan has shown them its friendly gestures in a number of ways for decades.
Foreign Minister Mr. Matsumoto strongly criticized their visit at the press conference held on May 24 that he would not accept the Korean lawmakers' behavior of supporting the Russian sovereignty over Kunashiri Island. He earlier expressed his regret during the meeting with the Korean counterpart Kim Seong Hwan that Japan would never find it acceptable if executed by the Korean lawmakers. Kim reportedly replied to Mr. Matsumoto that the planned visit to Kunashiri would have nothing to do with South Korean government. Mr. Matsumoto declined to comment whether he would bring it up during Japan-Russia Summit scheduled at G-8 Summit in France.
The Liberal Democratic Party held its foreign affairs committee with foreign ministry officials on May 24, at which many members of the party expressed their anger over the visit and strongly criticized the Foreign Ministry for failing to stop the visit when south korean president Lee was visiting Japan. Mr. Seiichi Goto, a member of the upper house of the national Diet shouted "Aren't you really trying to protect Japan's national interests?" and poured a glass of water over them.
His act of pouring a glass of water over the Foreign Ministry officials may not be welcome but it clearly demonstrates that Japan's patience seems to be running out. South Korean government and its people will have to take its consequences.
A Clear Proof of Invasion by S. Korea: National Assembly on Takeshima Islets
Takeshima Day竹島の日Should Be Remembered Along With January 18, 1952-A Date Which Will Live In Infamy
05/09/2011
#UN #CNN #NYT Korean Anti-Japan Organs Unmasked and Caught for Swindle
This photo is not directly related to this article. However, an act of destroying Japan's national flag is quite offending to Japan and her people. South Koreans often perform this uncivilized act to make irrational and groundless claims over how much they have been victimized by Japan and her people while failing to remember how much benefit they have received from Japan and her people.
Sankei News reports that Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency (SMPA) has arrested 39 leaders of the organizations established to stage anti-Japan demonstrations, thereby demanding Japan to pay compensations for damages they claim to be resulting from 36 years of annexation of the Korean peninsula to Japan. Those organizations are the Association for Pacific War Victims, formed by the families of Korea's World War II victims 太平洋戦争犠牲者遺族会and Civil Litigation Claim Group民間請求権訴訟団.
According to the news report, they deceived Koreans into believing that they would secure compensations from the Government of Japan on their behalf if the necessary expenses for lawyers, etc. were paid to the organizations. They collected 1.5 billion Won equivalent to JPY 120 million from more than 30,000 Koreans.
梁順任 Bo Sunseo Chaeg-im 보 순서 책임, aged 67, President of the Association for Pacific War Victims, well-known in Japan for his long involvement in anti-Japan activities has been reportedly one of the suspects for the swindling case, in which he organized those groups to secure Korean members by telling them that they would be entitled to receive compensations from the Government of Japan as long as they lived during the annexation period. He even paid allowances to those who had successfully recruited new members.
When Japan-South Korea Friendship soccer match was held in Seoul, he initiated a deception activity of mobilizing about 500 members to protest against Japan, waving banners demanding Japan to pay compensations with apologies.
04/29/2011
Koreans Scratch Their Faces Whenever They See "Rising Sun Flag"
Today I would like to focus on Mitsusan2010 whose recent tweet says that I deeply express my respect for "Rising Sun Flag", "Naval Ensign of Japan", and "Army Flag of Japan", and I adoringly show my fullest respect for "Flag for The Emperor of Japan" much more than anything else. " in reply to the tweet made by nattosupa who says "Nagoya Grampus official website informing that Seoul World Cup Stadium prohibits fans from bringing in with them "Rising Sun Flag", "Naval Ensign of Japan", "Army Flag of Japan", and a banner with a skull drawing, etc
mitsusan2010みつさん 日の丸嫌いなのは朝鮮人とシナ人だけですね 日章旗も、旭日旗大好き。海軍旗、錦旗は、もっと好き！
nattosupa名古屋グランパスで発表されたアウェイvsソウル戦観戦について【持込み禁止物】日章旗、旭日旗、日の丸等、骸骨やドクロマークが描かれた旗横断幕等 See Information
Nagoya Grampus Official Website says (unrelated parts omitted):
Re: To watch a game of AFC Asia Champions League 2011 to be held in Seoul on April 19 (Tue)
This is to inform Nagoya Grampus supporters that we have decided on how to purchase tickets, the area allocated for the supporters, etc. through negotiations with FC Seoul as follows.
Baggage:
Your baggage will be checked by security officers at every entrance. Your cooperation will be highly appreciated. Items you are prohibited to bring into stadium are as listed below.
Prohibited Items:
"Rising Sun Flag", "Naval Ensign of Japan", and "Army Flag of Japan", banner with skull drawing, etc.
The above decision sounds like "South Korea has already declared war against Japan and her people." At least, one can not help thinking that South Korea has no desire to promote its friendship with Japan at all while largely benefiting from Japan and her people.
Take just one example for the readers to understand benefits South Korea has so far enjoyed in the recent years. South Korea was financially assisted by Japan when preparing for the World Cup 2002. Simply speaking, South Korea had no money to host the World Cup jointly with Japan at all. USD 3 billion was given to South Korea in the form of loan that helped construct the World Cup Stadiums in time for its opening. However, Koreans do not know this simple fact because their accessibility to the facts has been limited by South Korean government. In other words, brainwashing has been practiced there.
Getting back to the tweets made by Japanese, they immediately remind many readers of Ki Sung-Yeng's infamous behavior televised when he scored for South Korea against Japan in a semi-final game in the Asian Cup on January 25 this year.
According to the Korean media, Ki Sung-Yeng obviously tried to degrade Japan and her people by pulling his face and scratching it with his left hand soon after he scored for South Korea against Japan in a semi-final game, as shown in the video footage below. However, it never occurred to the Japanese TV viewers that he tried to degrade Japan and her people by acting like a monkey since they never had the slightest idea of what his performance means.
Many Japanese soccer fans came to know through South Korean media reporting that Koreans scratcth their faces whenever they see "Rising Sun Flag" in an attempt to insult Japan and her people but not because their faces are itchy or they love to play monkey.
Soon after he was criticized for his performance of "Monkey Celebration", Ki Sung-Yeng defended himself by claiming that he had been enraged by Rising Sun ensigns the Japanese fans were waving in the stand and that the sight of those flags broke his heart and being Korean is more important than being a football player. Some Japanese fans claim that no Rising Sun ensigns (as seen on the left hand side) were sighted in the stand at all.
The Scottish Sun dated January 28, 2011 reported that Ki Sung-Yueng had tried to escape a bitter international feud by accusing Scottish fans of racism, suggesting that he didn't imitate a monkey to insult Japanese. But his performance was directed at the people who make racist remarks in Scotland.
Whichever you may think true, they (both South and North Koreas) will remain as a destabilizing factor in the Asia-Pacific region for sure, considering their irresponsible and irrational behaviors.
KI SUNG-YUENG has tried to escape a bitter international feud by accusing Scottish fans of racism.
Read related article By ROGER HANNAH Published: 28 Jan 2011
http://www.thesun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/3376211/Cheeky-monKI.html
04/27/2011
Is Kan Prime Minister of Japan?
A majority of Japanese nationals feel that Kan is no longer Prime Minister of Japan at all and whoever gathers around him will eventually turn out to be a traitor as evidenced in one recent case in which DPJ lawmaker Ryuichi Doi signed a declaration that Japan should immediately give up sovereignty claims over disputed islets known as Takeshima situated in the Sea of Japan during his visit to South Korea in February. See Takeshima Day竹島の日Should Be Remembered Along With January 18, 1952-A Date Which Will Live In Infamy
Kan admits that he accepted political donations from a citizen of South Korea whose identity has been found to be an owner of pachinko parlors in Naka ku, Yokohama, Japan. However, he still insists that he didn't know that he was a Korean citizen.
Kan made it clear that JPY 1,040,000 had already been returned back to a Korean citizen operating pachinko parlors on March 14, three days after a triple disaster hit Japan. Kan stated that his lawyer returned the tainted money to a Korean citizen after confirming that a Korean man is not a Japanese national. And, Kan denied any allegations that he tried to conceal his act of returning tainted money back to the Korean citizen.
No one can deny totally a possibility that Korean citizens (whether they are South or North) still residing in Japan for whatever reasons they might have are linked to intelligence organizations, trying to influence Japan's policies for the interests of the Korean peninsula. One thing that is so sure is that they will have to fight for their countries as long as they maintain the Korean citizenship.
On February 21, 2008 when the then president of Democratic Party of Japan Ozawa visited South Korea and met South Korean then president-elect Lee Myung-bak who reportedly requested Ozawa to grant local suffrage (voting rights in local elections) to Korean citizens still residing in Japan for whatever reasons they might have and then to extend help to his comrades doing pachinko business in Japan.as they were going through difficulties after stricter regulations on pachinko business became effective.
It seems so ridiculous and at the same time arrogant that South Korean then president-elect Lee made those requests to Ozawa rather than telling his own people to give up an idea of participating in Japanese politics unless they choose to become naturalized and to abandon their Korean citizenship. Of course, they must be thoroughly scrutinized by the Ministry of Justice before Japanese citizenship is granted. South Korean then president-elect Lee also failed to remember that South Korea banned pachinko business in the country in 2006 for the reason that their people became so addicted to it, thereby creating a number of social problems, knowing that Japan also has faced huge social problems arising from pachinko industry.
Therefore, it is so clear that there exist close relationships between pachinko industry and the Korean peninsula whose economy has largely depended on pachinko business, sucking up money (somewhere between JPY 25 trillion and JPY 30 trillion) and wasting energy (equivalent to the electricity generated by Fukushima Daiichi) Japan desparetely requires for its recovery, only for the benefit of the Korean peninsula. Besides, none of the Kan cabinet members (or even members of Democratic Party of Japan) has ever memtioned a word about negative effects of pachinko industry on Japan and her people.
Many vividly remember that the then Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara resigned on March 6 over his illegal political donation (JPY250,000) scandal involving a Korean citizen. But Kan still insists that he didn't know if he was a Korean citizen or not at the time of accepting political donations. Voters can not help assuming that Korean citizens who gave political donations to them have one purpose of influencing Japan's policies.
There is another case proving that Kan is no longer Prime Minister of Japan at all. Kan visited an evacuation center in Tamura-shi, Fukushima Prefecture on March 21 and encountered angry evacuees there as he was leaving the center as scheduled.
An evacuee (Angry Man) shouted angrily to Kan: Why are you already leaving here now? I have been waiting for you to come and talk to me but you have just ignored me.
Another evacuee (Woman in tears) said to Kan: I feel so hurt because you just ignored me. I was waiting here as I was told Prime Minister would come and visit us.
Kan said: I am so sorry that I didn't mean to pass by you all. I just didn't notice you at all.
Woman evacuee said to Kan: How could I trust you if you just ignored me waiting for you? I was told Prime Minister would come and see us.
Note: Every time I watch this video, I can't stop wetting my cheeks because I really understand how they feel about being ignored by Prime Minister Kan for whom they waited so long. This is just one example of what Kan really is.
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首相 外国人献金ドサクサ返金「こっそりじゃない」 衆院予算委
前原外相が辞任を表明 「外国人からの献金は重く受け止めなければならない」
If you are really interested in an isue of granting local suffrage (voting rights in local elections) to the Korean citizens in Japan, access 外国人の選挙権導入は憲法に違反する
04/24/2011
A Stolen Buddhist Scripture found in South Korea #UN #NYT
Many Japanese are so shocked to learn that a case of Buddhist Holy Scripture stolen from a Japanese temple years ago still remains unsolved and that South Korea has not shown any sincerity to solving the criminal case involving a Korean group specialized in stealing Japanese cultural assets.
In reply to a question raised by Mr. Katsuei Hirasawa, a member of Liberal Democratic Party over the long pending case at Standing Committee of Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives on March 22 , Foreign Minister Takeaki Matsumoto indicated that he would request South Korean government to carry out a thorough investigation into the case of a stolen Buddhist Holy Scripture designated as Japan's important cultural asset.
It was disclosed on July 23, 1994 that the Buddhist Holy Scripture had been stolen from Ankokuji Temple in Iki Shima situated between Kyshu Island and Tsushima islets, Nagasaki Prefecture in the Sea of Japan.
According to Agency for Cultural Affairs, the Government of Japan, almost one year after the Buddhist Holy Scripture was stolen from Japan, it was learned that a Buddhist Holy Scripture whose details were later confirmed to be exactly the same as the Japanese one stolen from Ankokuji Temple was discovered on June, 1995, designated as a national treasure in South Korea . Then, the agency immediately requested the Korean government through a diplomatic channel to investigate the case. However, the request was almost ignored as the Korean side stated that it was difficult to investigate the case due to lack of evidence.
There are a number of cases in which Japanese important cultural assets have been stolen by Korean groups in the past. Some Korean thieves reportedly claimed that they committed crimes in Japan out of patriotism toward S. Korea when arrested by S. Korean police authority. Many people wonder why they cashed their stolen items right away if they really committed the crimes for the honor of their country. Besides, nobody understands what they mean by stealing properties from somebody out of patriotism.
I have never heard of any country that highly praises criminals stealing treasures from foreign countries. This case alone proves that South Korean government has promoted a distorted education by which many Koreans have been brainwashed to believe that they are perfect and best in the world, thereby causing lots of unnecessary frictions all over the world.
04/22/2011
A Clear Proof of Invasion by S. Korea: National Assembly on Takeshima Islets
The government of s. korea has recently indicated its plan to hold a committee named "A Special Committee to Protect Takeshima as National Territory" (tentatively translated into English) of s. korean national assembly on Takeshima Islets, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
Foreign Minister Takeaki Matsumoto (a great grandson of Japan's First Prime Minister Hirobumi Ito assassinated by a korean guy shown on the left) reportedly made it clear at Standing Committee of Foreign Relations of the Lower House, Japan's national Diet that the Government of Japan had strongly protested against s.korean government to cancel the planned committee in the Japanese territory through a diplomatic channel.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Government of Japan, a plan made by 18 s. korean national assembly members to visit Takeshima Islets, Shimane Prefecture, Japan, being protected by battleships and helicopters and to hold a special committee has been postphoned due to deteriorating weather conditions around Takeshima Islets. However, s.korean government has clearly indicated that it would hold the planned committee around May 10.
It should be regarded as an offensive act by s. korean government, clearly violating international laws. It is not a visit to Takeshima Islets but a renewed invasion into Takeshima Islets, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
A number of the actions recently taken by s. korea in relation to Takeshima Islets is a clear proof that s. korea has taken the first step into a renewed act of war against Japan. Japan should consider some economic sanctions against s. korea.
Related posts published by Ted Yokohama:
Takeshima Day竹島の日Should Be Remembered Along With January 18, 1952-A Date Which Will Live In Infamy
A Battle of Takeshima 竹島 in Cyberspace
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外相、竹島での韓国国会開催に「日本の領土だ。中止すべき」抗議
S. Korea Bans Sand Eeel from Fukushima, Japan?
When I was first exposed to a news reported by South Korean Yonhap News Agency as saying that South Korea has banned sand eel from Fukushima, Japan on Wednesday because of high levels of radioactive contaminants found in the fish, I wondered why South Korea has to make "a big fuss" about it.
Then, I checked into this wonder and found several reasons to substantiate that South Korea has been making such a big fuss as based on "nothing".
1. No fishing operations have been carried out since all fishing ports in Fukushima Prefecture suffered serious damages from Tsunami on March 11. Nobody knows when to resume fishing operations.
2. As far as I checked with Fisheries Agency, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries site on internet, no sand eel has ever been exported to any country at all
3. This fish is found along the coasts of Japan (except Okinawa Islands) and the Korean peninsula. I believe the similar kind is found almost everywhere.
According to media in Japan, sand eel is a kind of fish that swim in huge shoals usually near the surface of the ocean, therefore, having greater chance of being exposed to radioactive materials contained in water discharged from Fukushima Daiichi. This is the only kind of marine life so far found to be contaminated with radioactive materials exceeding the provisional limits, suggesting that the contaminated water discharged from Fukushima Daiichi has never been well diluted with sea water.
As described above, it is so obvious that there is no way S. Korea will have sand eel imported from Fukushima, Japan. I really wonder why it had to officially announce that it had banned import of sand eel on Wednesday as soon as the Government of Japan decided to ban fishing sand eel.
I must say that South Korea has been trying to show it to the world that it has been victimized by Japan, in an effort to fabricate a story of being damaged by nuclear fallout and discharged water contaminated with radioactive materials.
Related story:
Any Reasons Japan Has To Be Eager About Accepting a Korean Request?
04/16/2011
04/14/2011
A Chance of North Korea Giving Up Nukes is Dim!
As I briefly discussed on denuclearization issue of North Korea or the Korean peninsula yesterday, Reuters reported today that Senator John McCain, the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee questioned General Walter Sharp, the current commander of United Nations Command in South Korea at a US Senate hearing whether there was any scenario under which Kim would give up his nuclear weapons capability and received an answer "To answer your question directly: No, I do not see that he will give up his nuclear capability." from Sharp.
This answer strongly suggests that US has not only so far lived up to its policy of denuclearizing North Korea but also has accepted a chance of North Korea giving up its nukes as being dim, thereby destablizing security and jeopadizing the power balance in the Far East.
Coupled with a nuclear crisis at Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, the Korean peninsula has given her a real threat since their nuke warheads are reportedly targeted at Japan and her people.
It is expected that Mrs. Clinton will come up with a much stronger message than just having repeatedly emphaszing resumption of six-party talks considered as a fly to catch North Korea and having often praised Japan as a cornerstone of U.S. Asia policy, essential to maintaining peace and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region when she visits Seoul this weekend.
Related articles:
http://reut.rs/gvpjIg North Korea won't give up nuke capability: General Sharp
http://bit.ly/dG7rcE Who said Japan is Cornerstone of U.S. Asia Policy?
04/13/2011
A Battle of Takeshima 竹島 in Cyberspace
Amid sorrows, worries, and anxieties resulting from the unprecedented triple disaster in Japan, there is one particular nation many of the people have been focused on. The nation widely known for its fabricating and copycatting know-hows has launched another fabrication attempt to make the whole world believe its territorial claims for Takeshima 竹島 by announcing its planned construction of a structure nearby Takeshima islets.
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) who had achieved an overwhelming victory over the Democratic Party of Japan in the local government elections held the last Sunday decided to strongly protest against South Korea over the planned construction since many people here believe that the Kan cabinet has failed to represent the people of Japan at all.
The LDP plans to demand South Korea to stop the planned construction and to propose a ministerial meeting on Takeshima issue.
Mr. Hiroyuki Hosoda, 70th and 71th Chief Cabinet Secretary, a politician of the Liberal Democratic Party, a member of the House of Representatives in the Diet (national legislature) voiced his opinion in much stronger terms that Japan should refuse to accept any donations to the disaster stricken areas from South Korea and for the Japanese Government officials to meet South Korean Ambassador to Japan in response to irrational action to be taken by South Korea.
It seems quite reasonable that Mr. Hiroyuki Hosoda has suggested that Japan should take a tougher line against South Korea because in cyberspace, one can observe that many South Koreans have insulted Japan and her people as evidenced in the following:
Lead activist Choi Jae-ik shouted, ”We made warmhearted donations, and all we got in return is a distortion of history,” lead activist Choi Jae-ik shouted during the rally. “We deplore Japan’s ungrateful behaviour.”
Japan should clarify its position over Takeshima isles by stating as follows:
South Korea in fact invaded Japan by illegally occupying Takeshima islets on January 18, 1952 without declaring "War" against Japan at all, and it still continues its illegal occupation of Takeshima islets, clearly violating the international laws. Japan should demand that South Korea unconditionally return Takeshima islets back to Japan with deep apology over its invasion and compensation for the damages done to Japan and her people.
See related articles:
http://bit.ly/hL5bHZ Takeshima Day竹島の日Should Be Remembered Along With January 18, 1952-A Date Which Will Live In Infamy
http://bit.ly/gWH1fy 自民特命委、竹島問題で韓国に抗議 施設建設中止を要求 閣僚級協議も提案
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