The following is from the series column of Masayuki Takayama published in the weekly Shincho released today.
This paper also proves that he is the one and only journalist in the post-war world.
The Prime Minister who can admonish Korea
About Asahi Shimbun, when things become South Korea, the eyes are wet.
The love is pitiful, and it squirms.
So if something like a Japanese magazine is going to be an opinion in Korea, it's already angry and makes an uproar with editorials, 'The media fan an antagonism toward South Korea.'
In the previous war, the editorial continues, 'The media has in line with national policies and has planted British and American enemies and contempt to China and Korea.'
I know Americans and English people are satanic animals that are the Great Satan, but I'm new to the second half.
Then, I say, it is a complete lie.
In Japan, Koreans were treated with the same procedure as the Japanese to integrate Korea with the land (mainland Japan) without discriminatory treatment.
And they were also given the benefits of exemption from conscription and tax reduction.
There was no outrage that the United States used colonial Filipinos, and the British used Indians as shields for their own soldiers.
In China, Wang Jingwei was supported, and in Shanghai and others, the days of well-being continued until the end of the war.
The people enjoyed the stage of Li Xianglan, and the people in Langya Mountain, the suburb of Beijing, were protected by the Japanese army from the looting of the communist guerrillas.
The editorial also wrote that there was also the propagation of civilization from the peninsula.
It is also true, 'Culture is from Japan.'
The only awkwardness came from the peninsula.
To prove that, the red pepper from Tang entered Korea via Japan.
So on the peninsula, the chairman of Moranbong said, 'the red pepper from Tang is called the red pepper from Japan.'
You can also see the name of the river.
North Chinese people use '河' like the Yellow River and the Hot River.
South Chinese who dealt with Japan uses '江' like the Yangtze River, the Huangpu River.
It is transmitted through Japan, and they write Nakdong River（江） or Han River（江）.
It doesn't matter if the Asahi Shimbun loves South Korea, but why did editorial writer Nemoto Seiki write such an editorial without a piece of truth?
The Asahi calls the editor-in-chief general editor as a foreign-affiliated company.
If you were a newspaper reporter, this business card would be embarrassing and painful to put out.
About the love for South Korea, that general editor, either, isn't defeated in an article.
The general editor made Moon Jong-in of South Korean Special Assistant to the President interview previous Seoul correspondent Kamiya Tsuyoshi but this, too, is terrible.
This assistant doesn't surprisingly have the scholarship. According to an analysis of the current situation in Japan and Korea, he says 'Japan and South Korea are both structured to become popular when they hit the other party.'
Korea is certainly true.
In South Korea, when the centripetal power of the government declines, the anti-Japan policy is launched.
Then the popularity will rebound.
The Japanese don't think so seriously, but we should know that the people of Korea are anti-Japanese to the bones.
So Lee Myung-bak, who became dangerous due to corruption, was all allowed after climbing Takeshima.
The public delighted when Kim Young-sam blasted the former Governor-General of Korea.
If it is made in Korea, it will fall down even if the wind blows, but authentic Japanese architecture will not collapse easily.
Thanks to this, the Koreans enjoyed blasting for weeks.
On the other hand, there is no case in which the Japanese government gained popularity after hitting Korea.
It does too soft on Korea, but by most South Korea, it doesn't become a political situation, either.
For example, it is Kishi Nobusuke.
Lee line laid without leave by Syngman Rhee 4,000 Japanese fishing crews were captured or killed.
Kishi, who has no military means, has exchanged a 'Declaration of Mutual Release of Detainees.'
It is to release all the Koreans in Japan murderers who have been imprisoned.
And it is to release all smuggled Koreans in Omura.
It does too soft on Korea, but the Japanese thought that Koreans would become the right people.
In 1987 there was a Korean Air Flight 858 terror.
A Japanese embassy in Bahrain secured Kim Hyon-hui's extradition, but Takeshita Noboru handed her over to South Korea in consideration of Roh Tae-woo.
As a result, North Korea's confirmation of the actual state of Megumi-chan's abduction damage was significantly delayed.
Roh Tae-woo became to be highhanded and threatened Kaifu Toshiki, abolishing Koreans in Japan's fingerprinting and applying it to Koreans entering the country.
Soon after the enforcement, the four people's family were killed in Setagaya.
There is a lot of the criminal's fingerprint, but not yet caught.
Kiichi Miyazawa did a soccer World Cup for co-hosting with South Korea.
Junichiro Koizumi gave Korea a white country treatment.
It also provided economic assistance.
The successive Prime Minister believes that such generosity made Korea honest but was all the miscalculation.
Japan became necessary for the Prime Minister who admonishes South Korea about rights and wrongs.
It may have become barely so now.
