The monthly magazine Seiron represents the polar opposite of media driven by false moralism, pseudo-communism, and foreign propaganda.
This article calls for the immediate global dissemination of its arguments to expose the extent of the damage done by anti-Japan narratives.

March 5, 2017
Everyone who purchased the current issue of the monthly magazine Seiron must have thought the same thing.
What an extraordinary magazine this is.
In stark contrast to newspapers like Asahi Shimbun and television networks, whose reporting is at an elementary-school level and saturated with false moralism, pseudo-communism, and a masochistic historical view created under GHQ, and which are arguably completely trapped by Chinese and South Korean information warfare, this magazine is filled with essays of the highest intellectual caliber in the world.
And yet it costs only 780 yen.
Today, I found myself instinctively checking the price again on the back cover.
Every Japanese citizen who can read should immediately rush to the nearest bookstore and buy it.
I want to translate all of these essays into English at once and send them, for example, to the many academics at the University of California who hold astonishingly distorted views of Japan, uncritically accept Chinese and South Korean anti-Japan propaganda, and shamelessly engage in Japan-bashing.
I want to send them to the American Historical Association dominated by figures such as Alexis Dudden, Carol Gluck, and John Dower, to the United Nations and UNESCO, and to the childish yet obscenely overpaid actors of Hollywood.
I also want to send them to Democratic Party politicians in the United States who, with expressions that clearly reveal a mass of false moralism and pseudo-socialism, have repeatedly criticized Japan.
As the reincarnation of Oda Nobunaga, I felt an overwhelming desire to send these materials immediately, together with a thunderous voice of anger.
Even if the King of Hell were to await them with the harshest torments in the depths of hell.
At this very moment, it is imperative to inform the world of how much evil they have committed.
This essay will continue.