2024-01-07
It Was Splendid Proof That My Thesis—that Japanese Women Are the Happiest, Wealthiest, Most Beautiful, and Freest Women in the World—Was Correct.
February 6, 2020
I am republishing the chapter of January 29, 2020.
Yesterday, because the air in Osaka was clear and the weather was almost sunny, I headed to Arashiyama in Kyoto with a friend.
However, when we arrived at Kyoto Station, Kyoto was unfortunately overcast.
We therefore decided to have a delicious lunch first.
On the second-floor concourse, an exhibition introducing the collections of the Kyoto Imperial Palace and other cultural properties featured in “Kyoto Winter Special Openings of Normally Inaccessible Cultural Properties” was being held.
While discussing whether we should abandon our plans to explore Kyoto, we learned that the “Kyoto Nihonga New Exhibition” was being held at Museum EKI Kyoto inside Isetan and that admission was free.
We immediately decided to see it.
This exhibition aims to encourage the activities of young Nihonga painters who have studied at Kyoto’s leading art universities.
The moment we entered the exhibition hall, we were astonished.
Every one of the exhibiting artists possessed remarkable ability.
Once again, we heard claims that Japan is a society in which women cannot play active roles and that Japan discriminates against women.
These are the constant attacks directed against Japan by anti-Japanese organizations such as IMDAR, acting in concert with South Korea and China.
As my readers know, having been left with no choice but to appear on the Internet, I have continued, as a present-day Kukai and Nobunaga, to denounce the ignorance and viciousness of the United Nations and the international community.
This exhibition was yet another splendid piece of evidence demonstrating just how vicious they are.
Women had created the majority of the truly magnificent works.
It was beautiful proof that my thesis—that Japanese women are the happiest, wealthiest, most beautiful, and freest women in the world—was correct.
There are countries where women are shot in the head merely for wanting to study.
There are countries where women are raped openly on crowded buses.
There are also countries where male chauvinism remains deeply rooted.
In China, under the one-child policy, male children were preferred, and the disparity between the male and female populations ceased to be natural.
These countries have issued human-rights recommendations against Japan, where women are the happiest in the world, while claiming that Japan is a country in which women are discriminated against.
It is said that approximately 50 percent of women in developed countries have experienced rape.
Japan is entirely different from those countries.
It was a splendid performance by the descendants of Murasaki Shikibu and Sei Shonagon.