Okinawa, Public Spending, and Anti-Japanese Narratives — A Critique of Taxpayer Burdens and Kenzaburo Oe’s Okinawa Notes

January 31, 2017
The following is the continuation of the previous chapter and is the English translation published at the time.
It has not been completely retranslated into present-day English.
Please therefore read it for the overall meaning of the argument made at the time, rather than for the details of the English expression.
This chapter presents the author’s criticism of Japan’s long-standing public expenditure on Okinawa, the influence he attributed to anti-Japanese narratives from China and South Korea, and the role he believed Kenzaburo Oe’s Okinawa Notes had played in shaping the debate.

January 31, 2017
The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.

  • Although I am emphasizing surplus in the sentence, as a result of continuing to invest a huge amount of taxes far exceeding 300 billion yen in the population of 1.44 million prefectures for many years, investment in education and infrastructure development in Japan It can also be said that it was neglected.
    Statistics that one in six children are growing up in poor families, the Itoigawa Great Fire as a result of insufficient maintenance for firefighting equipment, or lack of defense against disasters repeated with various natural disasters.
    The actual situation is Korea which is the country of Nazism, and China, the country that the one-party dictators of the Communist Party dominates, prefecture which is being caught by people who keep pace with their anti – Japanese propaganda,
    As mentioned above, from within the bright days, also people who are singing relaxingly drinking Awamori … For those who are complicit in jeopardizing the survival of Japan,
    Japanese citizens, sacrifice various events like the above, we continued to invest a huge amount of taxes far exceeding 300 billion yen.
    In other words, we brought up people who are being piloted by Korean and Chinese anti-Japanese propaganda work with taxes.
    We have subsidized South Korea and China anti-Japanese propaganda by tax.
    Before this rigorous fact, Okinawa Notes, as a result of the mass of pretended morality and pretended communism, he wrote a totally crippling book, he made them grow up presumptuous, it is making the terrible sight of the evil at Okinawa in now, Oe Kenzaburo, and it goes without saying that I am despised strongly.

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