29/12/2016 (afternoon) Last year, in November, I have heard fairly strange stories regarding mysterious deaths of 3 members of Faculty of Law at Univ. of Tokyo, from Prof.Yoshiko KAKISHIMA.
After I suffered the Lynch in Kyorin Univ. Hospital, she invited me and my son to her house in NERIMA, Tokyo. There we two heard the stories just like nightmares.
After I had been expulsed from Univ. of Tokyo, at least 3 young members of the graduate school of our faculty deceased in sudden, mysteriously.
One is a associate professor FUKUDA, who's major was political studies. He was a assistant of Prof.Tsuyoshi SASAKI. When I was a graduate student, I participated in his semminor on "Human Condition" by Hannah Arendt. So I knew prof.Fukuda in person.
After sevral years I left the faculty by maternity harasment combined with prejudice against single parents, I got to know that he had died suddenly by heart attack. He was only 40s, at that time.
However, Prof.KAKISHIMA told me that he commited suicide in his house. He lived separated from his wife, who had studied in a renouon school for female students, altough she was grown un in a country town in SHIKOKU island, in a poor family. She presumed that she was assisted by some group for traditionally prejudiced class called "Buraku".
He was found in dead hunging from the ceiling. After his death, Prof.KOBA (Roman Law) editated a book for homage. Prof.Koba discovered a letter from Fukuda to his father written when Fukuda was 14 years old, in which he suggested the adration to suicide, and put it on the book.
Prof.KAKISHIMA suggested me that FUKUDA knew that Prof.KOBA couldn't understand Latin and that might be a cause to be hated by prof.Koba.
Hearing the story, I felt too strange.
1.The cause of his death was different from that I had gotten to know before.2.
2.For me, Prof.Fukuda was a totally common and normal, rather communicative person. However, he seemed to be highy negative and have a dark background.
3.Roman Law professer can teach Roman Law without knowing Latin language?
4.The letter written at one's 14 years old should be published after his death? Terrible! I have written a lot of letters to many people. Some of them are fairly personal. Even as a book for homage, I don't want to be published!
etc.
The second story is concerning Ms.NOMURA. She entered to Graduate School in 1991 like as me. She specialized Japanese Political History and was interested in State Security. She died by lung cancer when she was in doctoral course, I had heard.
However, Prof.KAKISHIMA told us differently. She was found as a mummy in ZEN style after intentional hunger in her house alone.
I was asotonished at her story. NOMURA was also a common person for me. She liked eating Japanese gross noolde called UDON with a rare egg. I like to eat this dish in my style, that is, eating noodle mixed with egg, while she liked to eat the egg after finishing noodles, without break the form of rare egg. Anyway, she was a normal student, as far as I knew. However, with Prof.KAKISHIMA's description, she seemed to have been just like a YOGA master.
The third story is about Ms.NOZAKI, who's major was Philosophy of Law. She worked as a practical lawer, too. She was also a totally normal person for me. I have heard that she died by some disease abruptly.
However, Prof.KAKISHIMA said to us that she had been found in a tiny space between two buildings, in one of them she had stayed for a academic trip. She might have fallen from the window. According to Prof.KAKISHIMA's talk, she also commited a suicide.
After I suffered the Lynch in Kyorin Univ. Hospital, she invited me and my son to her house in NERIMA, Tokyo. There we two heard the stories just like nightmares.
After I had been expulsed from Univ. of Tokyo, at least 3 young members of the graduate school of our faculty deceased in sudden, mysteriously.
One is a associate professor FUKUDA, who's major was political studies. He was a assistant of Prof.Tsuyoshi SASAKI. When I was a graduate student, I participated in his semminor on "Human Condition" by Hannah Arendt. So I knew prof.Fukuda in person.
After sevral years I left the faculty by maternity harasment combined with prejudice against single parents, I got to know that he had died suddenly by heart attack. He was only 40s, at that time.
However, Prof.KAKISHIMA told me that he commited suicide in his house. He lived separated from his wife, who had studied in a renouon school for female students, altough she was grown un in a country town in SHIKOKU island, in a poor family. She presumed that she was assisted by some group for traditionally prejudiced class called "Buraku".
He was found in dead hunging from the ceiling. After his death, Prof.KOBA (Roman Law) editated a book for homage. Prof.Koba discovered a letter from Fukuda to his father written when Fukuda was 14 years old, in which he suggested the adration to suicide, and put it on the book.
Prof.KAKISHIMA suggested me that FUKUDA knew that Prof.KOBA couldn't understand Latin and that might be a cause to be hated by prof.Koba.
Hearing the story, I felt too strange.
1.The cause of his death was different from that I had gotten to know before.2.
2.For me, Prof.Fukuda was a totally common and normal, rather communicative person. However, he seemed to be highy negative and have a dark background.
3.Roman Law professer can teach Roman Law without knowing Latin language?
4.The letter written at one's 14 years old should be published after his death? Terrible! I have written a lot of letters to many people. Some of them are fairly personal. Even as a book for homage, I don't want to be published!
etc.
The second story is concerning Ms.NOMURA. She entered to Graduate School in 1991 like as me. She specialized Japanese Political History and was interested in State Security. She died by lung cancer when she was in doctoral course, I had heard.
However, Prof.KAKISHIMA told us differently. She was found as a mummy in ZEN style after intentional hunger in her house alone.
I was asotonished at her story. NOMURA was also a common person for me. She liked eating Japanese gross noolde called UDON with a rare egg. I like to eat this dish in my style, that is, eating noodle mixed with egg, while she liked to eat the egg after finishing noodles, without break the form of rare egg. Anyway, she was a normal student, as far as I knew. However, with Prof.KAKISHIMA's description, she seemed to have been just like a YOGA master.
The third story is about Ms.NOZAKI, who's major was Philosophy of Law. She worked as a practical lawer, too. She was also a totally normal person for me. I have heard that she died by some disease abruptly.
However, Prof.KAKISHIMA said to us that she had been found in a tiny space between two buildings, in one of them she had stayed for a academic trip. She might have fallen from the window. According to Prof.KAKISHIMA's talk, she also commited a suicide.
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