The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Men who cannot love their homeland are unhappy
Kent
As you know, in Japan, not only school but also the mass media are becoming the primary cause of eagerly planting anti-Japanese ideas.
It is a ridiculous idea to show respect for national flags and national anthems.
It was on August 9, 2016 that I reaffirmed it.
On this day I watched the Rio Olympics on TV the night before, but Japanese team took the gold medal for the first time in three games in the men's gymnastics group overall final.
I was going around four o'clock in the morning, but I was glad that I could watch the game while being sleepy (laugh).
Uchimura Kohei answered this question to the reporter's question, "How did Kimigayo hear on the podium after the award ceremony?" "Everybody said to sing it until the voice came back, so it flowed very slowly, so I could hardly sing a bit, but I think it was good to be able to sing all together in a loud voice."
If I were a newspaper reporter, I made this an article headline.
However, in the newspaper, "Sankei Shimbun" was the only one who picked up remarks on Kimigayo from Uchimura.
NHK broadcasted at the time of live broadcasting, after that, it never streamed this scene again.
The same applies to other commercial broadcasting.
It is a nice story that anyone who normally won the Olympic Games was singing Kimigayo as hard as any ordinary Japanese would be impressed.
It is truly outrageous that Japanese media are ignoring that part.
I think it is abnormal.
This draft continues.
