The following is from a column in today's Sankei Shimbun by Kazuyoshi Hanada, editor-in-chief of the monthly Hanada.
The Sankei Shou and the editorials, as well as yesterday's and today's pages, prove that the Sankei Shimbun is the most decent newspaper in Japan today.
As a timely project, Newsweek Japan (June 15) published a major feature article, "The World is Awed by the Tokyo Olympics," which was unusually sheep-headed for the magazine.
There is no mention of the fact that "the world is astonished.
*I used to be a long-time subscriber to the Japanese edition of Newsweek. Still, after I stopped subscribing to the Asahi Shimbun, I stopped subscribing because I felt that it had become the reality that Mr. Hanada is pointing out today.*
At the top of the page was "Japan rushing headlong into pandemic Olympics.
At the beginning of the article, the president of the IOC, Mr. Bach, introduced Tachikawa Mutual Hospital, saying that the hospital had not seen the reality and that there were many places he wanted people to visit.
At the beginning of May, I saw a sign in the window that read, "Medical care is at its limit. Stop the Olympics! No more Olympics!
However, that hospital is a member of the All-Japan Federation of Democratic Medical Organizations, an organization affiliated with the Japanese Communist Party and the Minshō and Minseō.
In short, it put up posters at the behest of the JCP, which is opposed to holding the Olympics.
Which one of us is "not seeing the reality"? It is you!
By the way, "Libération" is a leftist newspaper in France.
This week's issue (June 17) of Shukan Shincho, which has consistently reported calmly on coronas, features the article, "Fears fueled by ignorance of 'vaccine effects': 50 days later, the scene will change dramatically.
Kazuhiro Nagao, director of the Nagao Clinic in Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, who has probably seen the most corona patients in Japan, is scathing in his criticism of the Japan Medical Association.
Toshio Nakagawa, president of the association, bears a grave responsibility for not sending out a message to help patients, which is tantamount to abandoning his role as a doctor.
And about vaccination.
Chairman Nakagawa only recommends individual vaccinations, but he should call for cooperation in mass vaccinations, which are safer and more efficient.
In "Shukan Bunshun" (June 17 issue), there was an article titled, "Vendors Accuse Real Names of Malicious Tricks in Chinese 'Contaminated Vegetables' You Are Eating.
Twenty percent of the vegetables consumed in Japan are imported. Of these, 53.4% are produced in China.
These are "poisonous vegetables" covered with pesticide residue and mold poisoning.
It is a scary report.
