Masayuki Takayama, the one and only journalist in the post-war world, has written a book titled Asahi is still black-hearted today.
Today, in my inbox, I received an article from the Asahi Shimbun titled, "Do you want me to die?
All Japanese people must know that Masayuki Takayama hit the nail on the head with his title.
Yesterday, I had my vaccination.
I was not in any hurry or hurry at all because, as I have mentioned many times, I was aware of the strangeness of the corona reports that the mass media (as if there is nothing else to report) are reporting every day.
Osaka is the most densely populated area in Japan, no exaggeration. In other words, there are always a lot of people around me.
Nevertheless, during this corona turmoil, I have never met or heard of anyone with corona.
There is no such thing as a cover-up, and no one around me has ever been affected by corona.
It is because I don't eat and drink in Kitashinchi at all, as I did in the heyday of my business life.
Before the "black-hearted" Asahi destroyed vaccinations, it frequently vaccinated my generation, particularly at an early age with BCG, smallpox, and other vaccines.
I am sure everyone remembers the marks that were on their arms for a long time.
In the early days of the corona scourge, an article by a Kyoto University scholar, I believe, about the astronomically small number of infected people in Japan compared to other countries.
As I recall, a scholar at Kyoto University presented a hypothesis that the astronomically low number of infected people in Japan compared to other countries might be because the largest segment of the Japanese population had received the above vaccination.
As we all know, Japan is by far the cleanest nation compared to other countries.
Until the "black-hearted" Asahi destroyed vaccination, all Japanese citizens were thoroughly vaccinated with various vaccines.
In other words, Japan was the most vaccinated country in the world.
As a result, the Japanese people had acquired herd immunity.
I can think of no other reason why no one around me has been infected, or so I thought.
I was also sure that I would not be infected, as I never went to the entertainment districts where Chinese and other foreign migrants were concentrated.
In addition, I have not smoked since I had a life-threatening illness in 2011.
I used to be one of the best drinkers in Osaka, but I don't drink either.
So I was sure that my chance of infection was zero.
Still, it would be a good idea to get a vaccination, especially if my best friend wanted to go to Hawaii for the first time in a long time.
The Nakanoshima International Convention Center is by far the most convenient location. The Royal Hotel a next door is a place I have frequented for food and drink throughout my business life.
I must have been one of the most frequent users of the hotel in Osaka.
When the hustle and bustle had died down, I called Osaka City Hall and was told, "It is under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense.
The city of Osaka had set up INTEC Osaka, a huge building with nothing around it, a place I have always hated.
I immediately called the Ministry of Defense. It was my first experience.
I was impressed.
The woman who answered the phone was of the same high quality that I felt when I visited the Shibuya Ward Office when I made a significant contribution to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government many years ago.
I strongly felt that Japan is a genuinely wonderful country and that decentralization is not a good idea.
Hashimoto, you should stop shouting so loudly about decentralization.
What we need to do is to decentralize TV stations, not to decentralize.
In addition, in the current international situation, if Japan decentralizes, it will inevitably turn Japan into a vassal state of China in no time.
Think about it.
The autonomous labor unions that control the local governments have forgotten their position as public servants and continue to dispatch anti-base fighters to Okinawa for the benefit of China.
Or is it evident from the response to the recent emergency declaration?
Thanks to doctors and nurses from Kyoto University School of Medicine, I was cured of a severe illness on December 16, 211.
The following year, 2012, I spent 300 days of the year taking pictures of flowers, birds, wind, and moon at the Kyoto Botanical Garden.
I believe this is the only botanical garden in Asia that has international standards.
It is no exaggeration to say that the rose garden here is the best in Japan.
I have visited and photographed it countless times in May, the rose season.
This year, to my dismay, the garden was closed because of a declared state of emergency.
They should have just closed the tropical botanical garden, which is an indoor facility.
Above all, there is nothing better than roses to relieve and heal the depressed minds of citizens and the public.
Fortunately, I found myself at the Nakanoshima Rose Garden. I visited the garden five times, choosing sunny days.
The route to the vaccination site was also heartwarming.
The venue was splendid, and the guides were beneficial.
Japan is the best country in the world.
The people at NTV who were using Hasebe to praise Germany and humiliate Japan the other night should look at the German vaccination site and the Japanese site.
The people involved in setting up and running such a fantastic event are proof beyond measure that Japan is the wealthiest country in the world in every way.
The Asahi Shimbun's coverage of the event was just another example of Asahi being black-hearted today.
NHK, commercial broadcasters, and so-called cultural figures, all sympathetic to this, are also black today.
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