I first appeared as “the turntable of civilization” on July 16, 2010.
Readers know that the severity of the chaos in “Umeda-Kita Yard” was the impetus for this.
Wanting to let as many people as possible know, I continued sending the same paper on three different sites: Goo, Ameba, and FC2.
At that time, FC2 had a system that showed the affiliations of the people reading the article.
Almost all of Japan’s major corporations (management), all of the national universities such as Tokyo University, Kyoto University, and Osaka University, famous private universities such as Waseda-Keio (professors), all the ministries in Kasumigaseki, and the House of Representatives (members of the lower house) read this column every day.
Since it was a heavy burden for those who helped us to publish on three different sites, we soon stopped publishing from FC2.
Soon after, I was the first in the world to transmit the following.
It all starts with one person. 
Asahi Shimbun, this proper name, does not write or speak. 
The Asahi Shimbun building does not write or speak. 
Someone at the Asahi Shimbun writes, and someone speaks. 
Taking responsibility for the large number of fabricated articles about comfort women written by its employees and the fabrication of TEPCO Director Fukushima Yoshida’s statement, the then president of the Asahi Shimbun held a press conference in September 2014 to publicly apologize and later resigned, taking responsibility in light of the seriousness of the situation. In other words, the responsibility for the gross mismanagement of employees lies with management.

Since July of this year, Goo, which Docomo operates, has a page called Access Analysis.
It shows a graph of access analysis every six hours and the number of people looking at your blog right now.
As we have mentioned several times, a criminal has been falsifying this access analysis graph and the results of the number of searches & visitors since around 2019 and has continued to do so until today.
This column was, until then, a blog with an average of 30,000 daily searches (PV) and an average of 3,000 daily visitors.
That suddenly plummeted to unbelievable numbers on both of the above dates.
Since its appearance in July 2010, it has started sending out messages in 100 languages at the most.
Followers worldwide began arriving at a furious pace on Twitter, which is linked to this column.
In no time at all, the number of followers was about to reach 10,000 when they suddenly disappeared.
A search on the Internet revealed that this resulted from an account hijacking.
I had no choice but to change my Twitter account.
As soon as the number of followers increased, my account was hijacked again.
I was so fed up that I stopped using Twitter for a while.
The same thing happened to the access analysis of this column around 2019.
Suddenly, at midnight on 2023/8/7, the access analysis graph returned to the original form of this column.
It was the third time this year.
The first time was around GW in May, and at that time, it had been back to near its original state for about two weeks.
We assumed that the above offender had gone on an overseas trip.
The second time, it happened for about a week; the third time, about a day after midnight on 8/7.
Since then, the tampering attacks, or criminal activity, have intensified.
The criminal in question has created countless IDs for each blog operator, probably to commit criminal acts.
In Goo, he created a blog with the contents of “I have started a blog,” which was a pattern of blogging in which almost nothing was written.
On August 18, around 5:30 p.m., I checked Goo first.
A criminal, in one case, appeared alongside a sincere reader.
Constantly practicing the mantra, “The criminal shows up at the scene.”
I, of course, recognized, at first glance, the offender.
(I assume he appeared to ascertain the reaction I was having to delete all my blogs due to the slanderous remarks he had made against Ameba.)
Then, when I tried to enter Ameba, I couldn’t log in.
At first, a notice was displayed, saying, “Due to maintenance…”.
Maintenance after 5:30 p.m. on the evening of Friday, August 8?
I couldn’t log in no matter how long I waited, so I sent a message from the mail form for right holders, stating that I was having trouble logging in.
I received an automatic reply saying that I had been removed because I had violated the terms of use.
In an instant, about 150,000 articles that I had been writing every day since July 2010 were deleted.
This unbelievable act was committed by someone in the Ameba division of CyberAgent, Inc. on a Friday before 6:00 a.m., a time when it is impossible to contact the relevant parties.

In my way, the following three main points must be charged in this case.
1. The approximately 150,000 articles I have written on Ameba’s paid blogs from July 2010 until today are my intellectual property; infringement of intellectual property.
2. As clearly stated in the terms and conditions of Microsoft, X, etc., the ownership of the articles I have published as a paid member belongs to me, the writer.
Of the approximately 150,000 articles listed in 3.1, I own the copyrights to, among other things, my mountain of papers: copyright infringement.

I have no intention of getting a penny from the defendants in this trial.
If they can restore it, so be it.
If it can no longer be restored, I will ask for an apology ad in this column or in the newspaper.
However, since the company will probably not do that either, we have no choice but to file a claim for damages.
I want to consult with you to determine the calculation of those damages.
I would also like to set the symbolic amount as the capital amount of CyberAgent, Inc.
I have continued to write on Ameba for the following three reasons.
First and foremost, CyberAgent is a publicly listed company.
I am confident that the founder, Susumu Fujita, has never been involved in any scandal or rumors.
Therefore, the company’s founder, Susumu Fujita, has no fear of going bankrupt.
In other words, I had confidence in CyberAgent’s capital of over 7.2 billion yen.
This time, the act committed by someone at CyberAgent, Inc. has deprived me of my trust in CyberAgent, Inc.
Also, the crime committed by someone from CyberAgent, Inc. is tantamount to murder.
Suppose you read Article 3, Section 2 of the Provider Liability Limitation Act. In that case, you will understand how extraordinary it is that something like this was done without any email from 7 days before the incident until 8/18.
I am a paying member of Ameba.

First, I want the lawyer to notify CyberAgent, Inc. to inform us of what violated the terms and conditions.
If, as a result, the situation is restored to its original state, that would be fine.
We must be prepared for this lawsuit.
Defendant： CyberAgent, Inc.
Plaintiff： The Turntable of Civilization (I)

*If the amount of damages is symbolically the capital of the other party, the costs of the lawsuit for that amount should only be for stamp tax, etc.
Please pay the attorney’s fees associated with the symbolic damages amount on a contingency fee basis.
My contact information is on my official website below.
Tel:090-1025-1441
mail:naraharuo2013@gmail.com