This article exposes how students raised under anti-Japanese indoctrination came to Japan, formed hostile organizations, and actively attacked the country. It examines the cancellation of Naoki Hyakuta’s lecture at Hitotsubashi University and questions the role of Japanese media and academia in enabling such actions.

Students educated through state-sponsored hatred programs entered Japan under the guise of study, organized extremist groups, and launched coordinated attacks on Japanese society. This essay reveals how such actions led to the cancellation of Naoki Hyakuta’s university lecture, while Japanese media and intellectual elites amplified and legitimized these movements, placing Japan under unprecedented internal assault.

Date: July 12, 2017

This is an account of how young people raised under anti-Japanese education came to Japan as students and formed outrageous organizations that now attack Japan.
After the war, Syngman Rhee, one of the most incompetent dictators in history, initiated anti-Japanese education as a means to legitimize his own regime, which lacked any real legitimacy.
This education was designed to inflame hatred toward other nations and specific peoples for the sole purpose of maintaining political power.
Young people raised under such indoctrination later came to Japan as international students, organized outrageous groups, and began attacking Japan itself.
The fact that Japan enacted legislation such as the so-called Hate Speech Act by riding on their schemes demonstrates just how foolish those decisions were.
The monthly magazine Voice clearly reveals all the facts surrounding the shocking attacks carried out by such organizations, which ultimately forced the cancellation of a lecture that Naoki Hyakuta had accepted at the request of the Hitotsubashi University festival committee.
Every Japanese citizen must immediately go to the nearest bookstore and purchase this issue.
This is because Japan is now under unbelievable attack by individuals of the lowest intellectual caliber in its history.
Even more horrifying is the undeniable reality that media outlets such as the Asahi Shimbun and so-called academics are actively encouraging and emboldening these forces.
Those of you living in Tokyo, in particular, must be witnessing this frequently with your own eyes.