The day after Sanae Takaichi became LDP president on October 4, 2021, Chinese Ambassador Wu Jianghao visited Komeito leader Tetsuo Saito at the House of Representatives office building.
For China, Komeito is essentially its own division—“As long as we control Ikeda Daisaku, we control the party.”
A dialogue between Sekihei and Hidenori Kakeya reveals that Ikeda, long revered within Soka Gakkai, was deeply tied to the Chinese Communist Party.
The author argues that Beijing holds compromising materials on Ikeda, giving it complete leverage over Komeito.
Meanwhile, NHK and Asahi refuse to report these ties because their executives have been repeatedly invited to China.
The essay concludes that Komeito, like its parent organization, is a cult-like political entity loyal not to Japan but to its founder—and that no true patriots remain within it.

On October 4, 2021, Sanae Takaichi became the new LDP president.
The very next day, on October 5, Chinese Ambassador to Japan Wu Jianghao visited the office of Komeito leader Tetsuo Saito at the House of Representatives.

From China’s perspective, as long as they control Ikeda Daisaku, Komeito is effectively their own unit — a part of their “United Front diplomacy.”

This is clearly explained in the recently published dialogue between Sekihei and Hidenori Kakeya, titled The Origin of COVID-19 and the 101st Year of the Chinese Communist Party.
In the fourth chapter, How Should Japan—Both Government and Private Sector—Confront China?, Sekihei says:
“Komeito’s support base is Soka Gakkai.
Its honorary president, Ikeda Daisaku, has long been the CCP’s friend among friends — he admits it himself.
He has visited China numerous times and received honorary professorships from several Chinese universities.
In short, once China has Ikeda Daisaku under control, Komeito becomes little more than its own brigade.”

Professor Yo Hai-ei (Yang Haiying) of Shizuoka University, a graduate of Beijing International Studies University, also testified that students there were explicitly taught:
“First, infiltrate Komeito in Japan.
Once Komeito is under your influence, Japan is no longer a problem.”

The reality is clear.
Ikeda Daisaku was known for his fondness for women, and it is only natural to assume that the CCP provided him with the most beautiful women imaginable — a form of “joy division.”
Komeito, which operates under Soka Gakkai’s will, is in effect a one-man dictatorship, and no real politicians exist within it.
Soka Gakkai itself is a cult-like organization of absolute obedience to Ikeda Daisaku.

It is almost certain that China possesses countless compromising videos of Ikeda Daisaku — giving it decisive leverage over the entire Komeito Party.
In other words, Beijing holds the key to Komeito’s life and death.

Yet, within Komeito, there is not a single politician brave enough to stand up to China and say: “Do as you will — but if you act, your own wickedness will be exposed before the world.”
Komeito is a party that values its “spiritual leader” far more than the Japanese nation itself.
There is not a single patriot among them — not one like the Japanese consular official in Shanghai or the Self-Defense Force officers who have given their lives for their country.

Then came October 5 — only one day after Takaichi’s victory.
Ambassador Wu Jianghao visited Saito’s office in the Diet building, and Saito’s subsequent behavior made it clear to all that Komeito was effectively declaring itself China’s proxy.

Why did NHK, Asahi, and the rest of the old media refuse to report this?
Because nearly all of their top figures have been repeatedly invited to China and have personal ties with the Chinese government.
They are, to put it plainly, traitors who have fallen into the CCP’s honey traps.

And then came tonight’s 7 p.m. NHK news.
Appearing there was Shinjiro Koizumi, commenting on Komeito’s possible withdrawal from the coalition government.
His remarks were laughably absurd — an embarrassment revealing that he himself is part of the very manipulation he was pretending to analyze.
He is, in short, a fool, utterly unaware of what he has exposed.