Nuclear power plants, Aegis Ashore, and the Linear Chuo Shinkansen are national projects through which Japan could demonstrate its world-leading technological capabilities.
This article severely questions the postwar forces among certain governors, opposition politicians, and media organizations that obstruct such projects, weaken Japan’s national strength, and consequently benefit China and the Korean Peninsula.

June 26, 2020
There are only two places in the world that are absolutely determined to prevent Japan from seizing the perfect opportunity to demonstrate concretely to the world that it possesses the finest technology on earth.
Whether it was the former governor of Niigata Prefecture, the governor of Akita Prefecture who opposed Aegis Ashore, or the governor of Shizuoka Prefecture who has delayed construction of the Linear Chuo Shinkansen, who exactly do these people think they are?
They are people who are desperate to diminish Japan.
It is likely that all of them, in one form or another, also have some connection with China.
There are only two places in the world that are absolutely determined to prevent Japan from seizing the perfect opportunity to demonstrate concretely to the world that it possesses the finest technology on earth.
They are China and the Korean Peninsula, lands of unfathomable evil and plausible falsehoods.
In reality, the words and actions of the governors mentioned above are no different from theirs.
They, too, are made up of unfathomable evil and plausible falsehoods.
And yet they claim that everything they do is “for the people of the prefecture.”
The former governor of Niigata, for example, subjected the chairman and other executives of Tokyo Electric Power Company to the most relentless harassment imaginable.
Meanwhile, what he himself was doing was purchasing sex whenever he traveled to Tokyo.
These people embody the very maladies of postwar Japan.
They are determined to prevent Japan, the country in which the “Turntable of Civilization” is revolving, from leading the world alongside the United States.
They are determined to prevent Japan from demonstrating to the world the pinnacle of technologies that would enable it to leave China far behind in a single stroke.
They devote themselves to weakening Japan’s national strength.
People of the lowest possible character call themselves governors and wield a peculiar form of power.
Those who praise such people are the professional politicians of opposition parties such as the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, which it is no exaggeration to describe as a party that betrays the nation, and those who earn their living in media organizations such as the Asahi Shimbun, which it is likewise no exaggeration to describe as media that betray the nation.