The distorted image of Japan created by Asahi Shimbun is reflected in a stock market
that can be manipulated with alarming ease for massive profit.

2016-04-07
The extent to which Japan has been reduced to an absurd state by Asahi Shimbun is revealed by the current condition of the Tokyo Stock Exchange itself.
It was reported that the rapid increase in Chinese tourists resulted in more than one trillion yen in tourism revenue for Japan last year.
However, given the present condition of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the reality of the suspicious meeting reported by Asahi Shimbun is far better explained by the interpretation I have presented.
Those who gathered were said to include one of Japan’s top private asset holders along with political business figures from China, South Korea, and Russia.
What was actually discussed there was likely a plan to drive the yen higher on the Tokyo market and to short-sell the Nikkei index starting this week, allowing each participant to reap enormous profits.
This is something even an elementary school student can understand.
China, whose economic slowdown is casting a shadow over the global economy, South Korea, deeply entangled in trade with China, and Russia, suffering severe damage from international sanctions over Ukraine and from falling oil prices.
All of them are actors desperately in need of vast sums of money.
That is precisely why I wrote that Japan and its stock exchange must closely monitor what actions they would take on the Tokyo market this week.
As my prediction suggests, China alone has likely already earned, in a short period of time, an amount comparable to or exceeding the annual tourism revenue brought to Japan by Chinese visitors.
I have also written that Japan has long been treated as easy prey by greedy Western capital.
In order to continue extracting enormous sums from what is in reality the world’s second-largest economic superpower, Japan has been kept in the position of a political prisoner for seventy years after the war.
The group that blindly went along with or was manipulated into serving this malicious convenience was Asahi Shimbun.
And needless to say, the elites across Japanese society who continued to subscribe to it were themselves intolerably foolish.