we must thank God for having one of the best and most genuine post-war journalists in the world.

In this chapter, who is Kiyomi Tsujimoto, who created the Moritomo issue together, and what the Asahi Shimbun identity is is written entirely. Reissue the section that I published on February 17, 2019.
They make such a person elected as a member of the Diet, and redistribute the chapter that I published on 2018-12-17, entitled 'National tax over 45 million yen per year.' All Japanese people must keep in mind and know because it was the history of yesterday.
Even so, everyone will think that the Asahi Shimbun and Kiyomi Tsujimoto and others are repulsive.
Japan suffers from the Korean Peninsula in every way possible, because it's a historical chapter that reveals that fact.
The chapter sent on March 28th is now in the top three goo searches.
This chapter is such a chapter that every Japanese must keep in mind so that all Japanese people will never forget it again.
Above all, we must thank God for having one of the best and most genuine post-war journalists in the world.
Readers will think, as my friend said, Masayuki Takayama and I are as alike as two peas in a pod.
In this chapter, who is Kiyomi Tsujimoto, who created the Moritomo issue together, and what the Asahi Shimbun identity is is written entirely.
Pseudo-moralists. It can't wait to say that their representatives are Oe Kenzaburo and Haruki Murakami. Many of the pseudo-moralists who have been following them are themselves, guilty people, for Japan and the Japanese people. Every reader should know that it was a felony for the world.
Masayuki Takayama, the world's only journalist in the postwar era, talked about what kind of land Moritomo Gakuen and its adjoining land were.
It tells us that Asahi Shimbun and NHK don't report at all for some reason.
It is a fact that all Japanese people and people all over the world must know.
Abbreviation
It is a land with a shady history.
In the first place, the land that Moritomo bought was with a shady history.
There is the approach route for the aircraft at Itami Airport. It's a so-called restricted area on the entry surface.
It is an important advance hint, and there was a lot of noise from jet planes around the area, and people in the surrounding area were making a lot of noise.
In particular, the residents of the Nakamura area, who dig into the Itami Airport premises, rushed to the airport and made noise at the JAL and ANA counters.
He says, 'Nosebleeds don't stop because of noise,' and sprinkle some bloody tissue paper in cardboard. 'What will you do with this responsibility?'
That kind of noise problem is under the jurisdiction of the Civil Aviation Bureau of the Ministry of Transport (at that time), but even if they talk to  them, there is no cup of tea. It's not a story that goes through initially.
However, since commercial airlines are service industries, if you make a noise in the lobby, you can get tea cakes by putting you in the office saying, 'Oh, here.'
if things go well you can get the fee of car, speaking of 'give an airline ticket' you will also get an airline ticket.
That has always happened. ‥
Why do people live in a place where a runway runs in the garden? Everyone wonders.
However, it was decided that the residents would pass, and Itami airport would be closed, and the new Kansai airport would be built.
I found the mystery of whether such an unreasonable sneak came through finally in an article in the 'People' section of the 2010 Asahi Shimbun. ‥
When I read it, the residents of the Nakamura area said, 'Before the war, people gathered from the Korean Peninsula to expand the airport' were 'turned around after the war and made into squatters.'
The reporter, Taichiro Yoshino, who wrote this article, writes that they are like Koreans who were forced to be taken and recruited, but that is a lie.
In fact, Asahi himself wrote that almost all Koreans recruited returned to the peninsula.
It's an article that deceives the reader. ‥
But in this article, it was made clear that the people who made the fuss were the Koreans who 'squatters' the airport grounds.
So I can understand that common sense doesn't apply and that if you start making a fuss, you can't touch it.
Takita
There was such a situation.
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