The following is from a tweet by Masaharu Isshiki, which I just discovered.
As far as I know, transportation systems in Osaka, Tokyo, and Kyoto are juxtaposing and announcing the languages of China and Korea (Korean Peninsula), the only two anti-Japanese nations in the world.
They are not only practicing anti-Japanese education but also making it their national policy to spread anti-Japanese propaganda all over the world.
I have never ridden these public transportation systems without thinking of their stupidity. Nor have I ever failed to be outraged.
As readers know, I have decided that I will never visit these two countries as long as they continue their anti-Japanese education and as long as they do not stop their current anti-Japanese activities as a result.
So, I have never checked with my own eyes and ears.
However, I am convinced that the above two countries can't parallel Japanese or make announcements in Japanese in almost all public transportation systems without having to check.
I am even more outraged by their stupidity, and I cannot forgive them.
I have been visiting the precincts of the Kyoto Imperial Palace dozens of times a year, in spring, summer, fall, and winter, for nearly 20 years.
One of the Yoshihide Suga cabinet achievements was to make the interior of the Kyoto Imperial Palace free of charge at all times, without reservations.
The Kyoto Imperial Palace is under the jurisdiction of the Imperial Household Agency.
Recently, I could not take it any longer and told the attendant to inform the highest level of responsibility.
" Nothing could be more foolish than to make Korean and Chinese announcements throughout the Palace's interior."
When I visited shortly after, they did not play the above announcement.
I was relieved to know that someone with a rational brain is in the Imperial Household Agency.
That is why Mr. Masaharu Isshiki's point below jumped out at me.
@nipponichi8
The urban warfare in Ukraine shows why our country's road signs are in a foreign language and how dangerous it is!
