An aspect that always cares about the intention of the Chinese government.

Japan-China coverage agreement still cursed newspapers and TV
It is still tied up because it is too serious Japanese.
Throw away such paper scraps! From the effort of the journalist Keisuke Udagawa, published in the monthly magazine WiLL.
Japan-China press exchange agreement
Why does it beat Trump?
The US midterm elections seemed to be satisfactory for President Trump. 
Japanese media reports are making a fuss as if Trump's policy has overshadowed by the loss of a majority of the House of Representatives.
However, during the time of President Obama, the Democratic Party did not exceed a majority in both Houses of Senate.
And as a result, the budget was not set up in the United States, and the state-run facilities temporarily closed. 
In comparison, the fact that the Senate ruling party is a Republican party can be evaluated as a more stable politics than President Obama. 
Nevertheless, 'Trump Bashing' has no sign of disappearing from the press world.
The US media can understand it, but it is a little strange to report so in the Japanese press as well. 
'No, between you and me, if we report supporting Trump, we get angry from the top.'
Says the director of a particular TV station, which is not very popular among conservatives. 
When talking about the contents of the mid-term election while drinking, why not neutrally report.
'Why?'
'That seems to be a complaint from Motoazabu that violates the agreement.'
'Chinese Embassy?'
* NHK reports about Hong Kong are entirely different from those reported when attacking the Japanese government.
Hong Kong citizens on the brink of deprivation of freedom and intellect are acting with the will of death.
However, NHK hardly picks up their complaints like The Dying Swan and repeats it gently and gently.
An aspect that always cares about the intention of the Chinese government.
I can't say it's a decent news agency.*
The director put his index finger on his mouth and instructed me not to speak with a gesture.
And suddenly approached his face, 'What do you do if you hear that loudly?' 'Who will be asked?' 'Chinese people are everywhere, so you won't know where to go to 'Motoazabu.'
The director suddenly changed the topic, saying a little loud, annoying.
But what is this 'breach of the agreement'?
The keyword that solves the mystery is the 'Japan-China Press Exchange Agreement.'