The piece argues that Asahi Shimbun’s fabricated “comfort women” reporting—together with the decisive blow of its later falsified coverage—forced the company into an apology press conference and the resignation of its president in August five years earlier.
It contrasts NHK’s silence with the work of journalist Kadota Ryusho, and claims that Japan’s failure to drive Asahi out of business has enabled continued misconduct and aggression from South Korea.
To be continued.

2019-02-15.
In addition to the comfort women reporting having been fake, this became the decisive blow, and in August five years ago Asahi Shimbun held an apology press conference and the president’s head rolled.
A bookish friend said this to me after watching, on the news, South Korea’s counterargument video—something that can only be described as shameless.
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A bookish friend said this to me after watching, on the news, South Korea’s counterargument video—something that can only be described as shameless.
“…South Korea is reading your ‘The Turntable of Civilization’ more than anyone.”
“In a country of sadae-ism like South Korea, the fact that they are reading your essays proves how extraordinary you are…”.
I was given words that made me feel a bit embarrassed, but in fact, the moment I saw on the news the way South Korea added Arabic to several other languages, I felt exactly what my friend had pointed out.
And now that I think of it, I also replied to my friend that, especially recently, every time I write something inconvenient for South Korea, they have continued attacking my blog by exploiting what is called “SEO measures.”
In response to South Korea’s latest conduct, NHK’s Watch 9 has not said a single thing it should say as Japan, and as Japanese citizens.
It is not reporting the truth.
Meanwhile, in the weekly Sound Argument that arrived online, there was an article by Kadota Ryusho….
He is one of the greatest journalists of our time, and he stands at the opposite pole from the Asahi Shimbun employees who proved themselves to be a group of traitors and enemies of the state through their long-running series “Prometheus’ Trap,” which Asahi used to manufacture public opinion against nuclear power….
He continued to devote himself to his work at the risk of his life for the sake of Japan, and perhaps because of that overwork….
When Asahi fabricated its reporting of the records of Director Yoshida of TEPCO Fukushima—who, so to speak, died in service….
He was the journalist who pointed out that it was fabrication.
In addition to the comfort women reporting having been fake, this became the decisive blow, and in August five years ago Asahi Shimbun held an apology press conference and the president’s head rolled.
The true reason South Korea is still able to continue its outrages even now is that, at that time, we did not drive Asahi Shimbun into extinction.
To be continued.