Few Japanese citizens may not be aware that the Senkaku Islands have historically been Japan's territory.
On September 7, 2010, after I appeared here on July 16, 2010, a Chinese ship rammed into the Senkaku Islands.
As you can see from the description, I was the one who was ordered by my former teacher to stand on my shoulders when I entered Kyoto University.
At the time, I told people around me that I wanted to study at Kyoto University instead of Tokyo University as follows.
The University of Tokyo is a society of monkeys, but Kyoto University is not. On the right, Yuji Aida and the left, Kiyoshi Inoue, all gathered in one place to conduct interdisciplinary research.
While searching for the Senkaku Islands on the Internet, I came across a strange article by Kiyoshi Inoue, who claimed that the Senkaku Islands were Chinese.
What's excellent about Kyoto University is that, as befits a leftist idiot like Kiyoshi Inoue, some behave like Chinese government-patronized scholars. Some have entirely corrected the idiot's argument and verified all of the vast amounts of relevant data to show that the Senkaku Islands are historically Japanese territory.
The following author, Ishii Nozomu, is a "national treasure" in Saicho's definition of "national treasure."
