This essay sharply criticizes the United Nations’ International Day of Happiness and its happiness ranking, which placed Japan 58th and South Korea 54th, arguing that such a result is profoundly unjust and shaped by anti-Japan values.
Drawing on Japan’s exceptionally high standards of cleanliness, freedom, peace, and social coexistence beyond class, ideology, and religion, it condemns the United Nations as an organization deeply contaminated by anti-Japan propaganda from China and the Korean Peninsula.

2019-03-23
United Nations, know shame!
At this rate, all that awaits you is the greatest torment of King Enma in hell.

A book-loving friend said to me in indignation, “Did you read yesterday’s Yomiuri Shimbun?”
The International Day of Happiness established by the United Nations….
Happiness rankings….
Japan 58th, South Korea 54th.
This is clear proof of how deeply the United Nations has been polluted by the anti-Japan propaganda of China and the Korean Peninsula, lands of bottomless evil and plausible lies….
It is a clear demonstration that it is perhaps the worst organization in history.
That South Korea….
A country where a female university professor is prosecuted and subjected to outrageous denunciation merely for publishing a book that states evident facts.
A country whose reality, having continued what may be called Nazism under the name of anti-Japan education for seventy years after the war, is unmistakably that of a totalitarian and racially discriminatory state….
Before 1910 as well, this country was one of the worst caste-ridden societies in the world….
And beneath such a country they place Japan, a country that is the cleanest and most beautiful in the world, a country where the highest freedom and peace in the world have been achieved, a country that has accomplished what humanity had never before achieved….
A society without class, without ideology, without religion….
That is to say, a society that does not discriminate or kill because of class….
That does not discriminate or kill because of ideology….
That does not discriminate or kill because of religion….
Because Japan has achieved this great feat that humanity had never before achieved, it is a country in which the turntable of civilization is turning, in parallel with the United States….
And yet, of all things, they place it beneath South Korea.
United Nations, know shame!
At this rate, all that awaits you is the greatest torment of King Enma in hell.