Please accept my sincere sympathy - Exiled stray moles never sleep, they just bite.

My virtual exile life in a slaughterhouse of the marvels where people on a quotes, is honest, scrupulous and acts efficiently, but on another quotes, is maniac calm, the rampant mental withdrawal and the half-mad. This blog is a description of observation of the habits of a slaughterhouse. Let's say "Good Luck!" to the poor cockroaches which have a face of the sheep at a slaughterhouse. I will leave the slaughterhouse. Please accept my sincere sympathy.

Sunday, January 25, 2026

The Chinese Foreign Ministry warns, "Japan's public safety is deteriorating, so don't go to Japan！" …What's the reality？ No.2

↲ In the case of the newspaper article below, it appears that the accident was limited to property damage, so the driver may have been able to get away with paying a fine for the traffic ticket.

However, if he had hit a person, it would have been considered a personal injury accident, and he would likely have been subject to imprisonment.

"I didn't understand the meaning of the sign..." A Chinese tourist was arrested after fleeing a traffic accident. Chitose City, Hokkaido.

January 25, 2026, 10:13 AM

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On January 24, 2026, Chitose Police Station in Hokkaido arrested a 34-year-old man, believed to be a Chinese tourist, on suspicion of negligent driving resulting in injury.

At approximately 9:30 AM on January 24, 2026, the man was driving a passenger car at a crossroads without traffic lights in Sakaemachi 1-chome, Chitose City, when he collided with a light passenger car coming from the right.

The incident was discovered when a passenger in the light passenger car reported, "There's been an accident at the intersection. The other vehicle has fled." Approximately 10 minutes after the report, police officers arrived and discovered the Chinese man's car approximately 800 meters from the accident scene, and arrested him.

As a result of the accident, a woman in her 40s who was a passenger in a light passenger vehicle suffered minor injuries, including bruised ribs.

According to police, there is a stop sign on the passenger vehicle side of the intersection. During police questioning, the man admitted to the charges, stating, "I didn't understand the meaning of the sign and entered the intersection without stopping."

The vehicle was a rental car, and three other foreigners were in the car.

The man is also suspected of not having a valid driver's license in Japan. Police are investigating this case further, along with suspicion of hit-and-run.

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Friday, January 23, 2026

"Look Up, Ron" (2022, USA) & "Lone Wolf McQuade" (1983, USA).

Viernes, 23 de enero de 2026:

This evening, I watched the following film in my Japanese-style room.

It was recorded on the built-in HDD of a DIGA (made in 2017). It was broadcast on BS12 from 9:00 PM on January 10, 2026. SATURDAY SHORT THEATER "" (USA. 2022. 16-minute feature length. Originally in English with Japanese subtitles).

The protagonist is a real-life motivational speaker. A documentary film. A wonderful work.

Next. It was recorded on a USB HDD connected to a DIGA (made in 2017). It was broadcast from 1:40 PM on June 16, 2022. Terrestrial TV. TV Tokyo. Afternoon Roadshow "" (1983, USA).

It was interesting. As expected. I'd seen this movie quite some time ago, but had completely forgotten the story. The location shooting, which involved risking one's life, including that of stuntmen, was very impressive.

Sunday, January 11, 2026

Who Should Be Judged？

１． (1946)

Problems with the application of are often raised regarding the Tokyo Trials. However, the "crimes" themselves, as charges (indictments), were vague, incomprehensible, and merely moral norms. If the charges used in the Tokyo Trials were considered "crimes," then most post-World War II American presidents, secretaries of defense and state, military leaders, intelligence officials, White House officials, and senior government officials would be deemed "criminal offenders." If the above "crimes" were applied, how many American presidents could we name who would not be deemed "war criminals"?

The selection of judges at the Tokyo Trials was also completely unacceptable. was the only decent person. In fact, the Tokyo Trials' verdicts cannot be considered decent legal documents written by decent lawyers.

The trial procedures were also plagued by repeated aberrations, and were far from . Even I, who had no connection or vested interest with the "defendants" and studied the trial as just another historical event, felt outraged. It was a method that inspires a sense of justice.

As was said at the time, the Tokyo Trials had a strong flavor of being a one-sided political spectacle orchestrated by the "victorious nations" (which included the Soviet Union). Conservative commentators on the Allied side may be quite brazen and boast that "that's fine."

On the other hand, to this day, I have never come across an article or book that rationally explains the legal legitimacy of the Tokyo Trials, both in terms of substantive law and procedural law.

This is our starting point.

２．Hitler (der Führer)

If Hitler had been captured alive, could he have been found guilty as a "war criminal"? Many people will surely construct a forceful argument for him being a "political prisoner." However, the question remains as to whether he can be found guilty of criminal offenses in legal theory. Where, who, and under what procedures have the right to judge? Both procedural and substantive legal issues are at stake.

One could also argue that "human activities are inseparable from politics. Even if we cannot guarantee purely modern legal legitimacy, if a political spectacle called a trial can serve as an opportunity to move the world in a positive direction, then that is not a bad thing." For those who are satisfied with a view of rewarding good and punishing evil, that may be fine.

However, at the time, it was extremely difficult to explain the legal legitimacy of such a case.

３． Former President Truman

After had left office and retired from public life, if we borrowed a time machine from , raided his home, arrested him, brought him to Japan, and put him on "trial," could we find him "guilty" of a criminal offense? Like former President Roosevelt, he committed various acts of mass murder, including indiscriminate city bombings and attacks on civilian ships like the , but it is believed that he would not at least deny ordering the dropping of the atomic bombs.

Since the , Japanese criminal law has adopted the "personal principle" when it comes to the crime of murder. "" is the antonym of "," and is the idea of punishing people based on their attributes. Simply put, when a "Japanese national" is murdered, Japanese jurisdiction applies (Japan can exercise its state power to arrest and detain suspects and have them appear in court) no matter where on Earth the crime occurred, what nationality the perpetrator is, or where on Earth the perpetrator hides (if the perpetrator flees to a place outside of Japanese territory, the statute of limitations stops running from that point on).

Setting aside the question of whether there is "evidence" (physical evidence) that former President Truman ordered the dropping of the atomic bomb, given his character, I believe he would confess. If former President Truman had confessed or turned himself in, it would not be impossible to find him guilty of murder under Japanese criminal law.

But, a confession alone is not enough to prove guilt, so A confession must be corroborated by other evidence (corroborating evidence), such as witnesses (corroboration principle).

If Japanese police officers were to suddenly attack and detain him in another country, this would constitute an illegal act under procedural law (Criminal Procedure Law). There is a "theory" that such an illegal act can be "cured" by some subsequent action, but this is a minority "heterodox theory."

Therefore, from a substantive law perspective, it is possible that he could be found guilty. Also, from a procedural law perspective, if former President Truman had come to Japan of his own volition, turned himself in at a Japanese police station, and confessed to the crime, it is possible that he could be found guilty of "murder."

However, whether the above "crimes" can be called "war crimes" is a separate issue.

４． (Commander-in-Chief of the Panamanian Armed Forces)

In 1989, General Noriega launched a military coup-like operation shortly after losing the Panamanian presidential election. However, a few days later, U.S. forces invaded Panama, and the DEA arrested General Noriega.

President Trump's aides may be using the kidnapping of General Noriega as a model for their own actions. However, the above case is special event.

General Noriega had received funding from the CIA since the 1950s and provided information to the CIA through the Panamanian intelligence service. After seizing power in the military, he acted as something of a double agent, cooperating with Libya (Colonel Gaddafi) and Cuba (Castro). His actions, which could be seen as a betrayal of the CIA, led to an invasion by former CIA Director President Bush (Sr.).

General Noriega never held political office. However, because he controlled the military and was a de facto dictator, there was a political need to remove him from Panama. The United States would find it unacceptable to allow a military dictator who secretly allied with Libya and Cuba to control the Panama Canal.

It is the same as: Japan would also find it unacceptable for China to control the Taiwan Strait or the Strait of Malacca.

General Noriega's trials were held in the United States, France (in absentia), and Panama. He was found guilty in all cases and served his sentence.

General Noriega's trial was also a case in which the legal legitimacy was highly questionable, but it was a case of strong geopolitical necessity.

５．

Even if the actions of political leaders could be considered political crimes (political responsibility), it was difficult to charge them with "criminal guilt." Converting political responsibility into criminal responsibility was difficult from the perspective of substantive law, due process, and proof.

In 1993, the was established in , by a UN Security Council resolution. Because the began in 1991, there were issues of ex post facto law, just like the Tokyo and . At the time, there was no permanent International Criminal Court.

In addition to the issues of ex post facto law, the Tokyo and Nuremberg Trials charged abstract "crimes," violating modern criminal law principles such as the .

In the case of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, on the other hand, the crime of genocide was established during the civil war. The , in which Serb forces killed approximately 8,000 people, occurred in 1995.

The trial of former President Milosevic began in 2001. The death penalty is not a statutory punishment. This was the first case in which a former head of state was tried for criminal responsibility by an international court, but former President Milosevic died during the trial.

The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia was established pursuant to a UN resolution, but there is no denying that it contains a contradiction. Leaders of major powers are not held responsible for war crimes, while leaders of "small" countries are.

Simply put, the above situation violates the "" and "," . It raises the question, "Why is this person being treated as a criminal while that other person is not？"

As things stand, this issue will always haunt us.

６．

Those who deny that the Iraq War (2003) was an act of aggression are now thought to be in the minority. While former President Bush (son) praised himself in a book he wrote after leaving office, did at least admit his mistakes in his autobiography (the Japanese translation of the book I read while he was alive).

However, Mr. Powell does not offer any apologies to the Iraqi people in his book. Instead, he wrote something along the lines of: I was led to believe incorrect information due to an intelligence error. Either way, if we had left Hussein alone, he would have ended up doing something bad, so in the end, it was correct for the United States to invade Iraq, capture him, and eliminate him.

also used the term "" in his speeches from the beginning of his term.

The International Criminal Court was established in 2002, the year before the Iraq War. The Court's penalties are, in principle, prison sentences of up to 30 years. Life imprisonment is possible when "the extreme gravity of the crime and the individual circumstances of the offender warrant it."

Given Mr. Hussein's age at the time, a 30-year sentence would have been sufficient. However, it would be difficult for the International Criminal Court to criminally punish a head of state who was detained in a war of aggression based on a unilateral US accusation. Rather, it was the US president, vice president, and secretary of defense who invaded Iraq and killed so many civilians that the International Criminal Court should have criminally punished.

In the Hussein trial, President Hussein, who was detained by US forces that invaded Iraq, was tried in an Iraqi court and sentenced to death for the "crime of genocide" against the Iraqi people. Perhaps the US needed to sentence Hussein to death rather than 30 years in prison in order to justify its war of aggression.

I remember somewhere that a US soldier who accompanied Hussein during his trial wrote, "He had a sense of humor and chatted with me amiably. He should have been sentenced to life in prison (instead of death)."

But that's not the issue.

This trial also requires an acrobatic and outlandish "theory" to justify it from a legal perspective.

７．Decapitation Operation

As mentioned above, criminally prosecuting and convicting politicians, especially top leaders, poses both theoretical and practical challenges.

In Japanese criminal law, theories such as and are used when trying corporate crime and (For a recent example, see the cases of Taishū-kai (2025) and Kudo-kai (In 2021, Mr.Satoru Nomura was sentenced to death by the district court. In 2024, the original sentence was overturned on appeal and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. His sentence is currently being heard by the Supreme Court.)).

However, these theories are difficult to prove.

As a result, some countries' dictators are eager to use the "decapitation operation." During the , Russian forces advanced directly toward the Ukrainian presidential palace immediately after launching their invasion. People around the world were astonished by the shoddy "operation" of Russian tanks traveling in a line (a traffic jam) on a single, narrow road running through Ukraine's vast, dense forests, complete with a long line of tank wrecks.

Apparently, the Russian "decapitation operation" was thwarted by the efforts of Ukrainian special forces.

Now, the Chinese president is plotting the same thing, attempting to assassinate the president of Taiwan. Learning from the Russian military's failures, has devised a meticulous strategy and is providing specific training to the Chinese military.

In Japan, police also conducted "operations" targeting leaders of motorcycle gangs and "" gangs some time ago. Such groups tend not to develop individuals with strong leadership and unifying power, and they often collapse quickly when they lose their charismatic leader.

However, Taiwan and Ukraine are democracies and members of the liberal world. Even if their current leaders were to suddenly die from illness or an accident, it is unlikely that the will to resist among the people of Taiwan or Ukraine would weaken. Moreover, if their leaders were killed by an agent of an invading nation, it would likely become a "Remember ____！" situation, which would have the opposite effect.

Lack of such basic insight is one of the characteristics of a dictator.

８．President Putin

President Putin is wanted by the International Criminal Court as a "war criminal."

For the Ukrainian people, it would be unsatisfactory if not only the Russian president and foreign minister, but all military and government officials were punished.

However, last year, he boldly visited China and watched a military parade alongside the Chinese president. They called it a "victory against totalitarianism," not a "victory for totalitarianism."

If President Putin visits a country that is not obligated to arrest and extradite criminals to the International Criminal Court, Ukrainian, American, or British special forces could detain and arrest him and potentially prosecute him.

However, he likely learned a lot from , who evaded the US military's "decapitation operations" hundreds of times, so he is unlikely to make such a mistake.

９．

President Maduro's arrest is a blatant decapitation operation, with absolutely no legal justification.

The world knows that President Trump's invasion of is aimed at acquiring resources such as crude oil and . People all over the world know that "drugs" is nothing more than an excuse.

Former granted China , but was unwilling to grant them to the United States or the United Kingdom. Japan was granted oil drilling rights along the border with Iraq by Iran, but received complaints from the United States, which has no diplomatic relations with Iran.

Venezuela is also said to export 85% of its crude oil to China.

President Trump is unlikely to be interested in legal legitimacy. He would likely be satisfied if he could resolve the issue politically in one fell swoop.

President Maduro will be tried by a US court.

The United States is a rare country in the world where courts (on behalf of politicians) realize and promote political justice.

In most countries, it's the other way around. In most countries, courts play a role in giving the green light to the misdeeds of political and administrative power. In most countries, the courts, masquerading as "neutral third parties" under the separation of powers, ratify the actions of political power and strengthen political and administrative enforcement.

However, the American judicial culture is unique, respecting "access to justice" and "due process."

On the other hand, the United States is also a country where democratic control extends to a strong degree to the courts, a non-democratic branch of government (jury system, elections). In this respect, American judicial procedures differ from those of other developed countries.

The prosecution argues, "Because there was fraud in the Venezuelan presidential election, the United States does not recognize Maduro as president. Because he is not president, he is not entitled to immunity. Therefore, even if US special forces suddenly raided his home in Venezuela and arrested him, it would still be a legitimate criminal procedure."

This is an absurd claim and is not something a lawyer should say. It is the sorrow of a civil servant.

If the judge in charge of the trial were of normal intelligence, President Maduro would be found innocent. If the judge pandered to those in power and convicted President Maduro by twisting around absurd arguments, it would be like a religious trial for some kind of unusual new cult.

Conversely, Venezuela could try President Trump and the members who attacked President Maduro's home for arrest, imprisonment, property damage, abduction, and carrying weapons under Venezuela's criminal code. Because it was a criminal act committed within the jurisdiction of Venezuela, this would be legal. In that case, a guilty verdict would be certain (Photos and videos of the attackers have been released).

With this incident, President Trump has tarnished 's . While she praised the incident, President Trump has shown a willingness to abandon Machado and negotiate with the interim president. Even if President Trump were to launch a "second invasion," kidnap , and install Machado as president, would the Venezuelan people be proud of her and their democracy？

It is difficult to establish democracy that is imposed by the military force of another country. Iraq is a prime example of this.

In the future, Venezuela is expected to become like a US colony or autonomous territory.

Friday, January 9, 2026

Percentage of people who dislike China in each country

世界＝ in the world

各国＝ each country

都　＝ every

厭悪＝ hate

中国＝ China

僅　＝ slightly

両国＝ two nations

七成以下＝ Less than 70%

【Here's the percentage of people who dislike China in each country】 [662593167]

1: 2026/01/07(Wed) 19:19:42.79 ID:6RFCm48t0●.net 2BP(2000)

https://img.5ch.net/ico/taxi.gif

https://x.com/OttoHuang120/status/2008751431344599542

https://i.imgur.com/GDysQnK.jpeg

2: 2026/01/07(Wed) 19:21:29.21 ID:PwTVoVEd0.net

China came in first.

3: 2026/01/07(Wed) 19:22:51.58 ID:Aa9IxpPP0.net

Checked all G7

5 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:24:09.27 ID:wBi6MydI0.net

>>1

What did they do to ? lol

6 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:25:14.71 ID:3WjMgmBo0.net[1/3]

>>5

They're not just doing this in Sweden, they're doing it everywhere.

7 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:25:28.34 ID:rvVxI81F0.net

They're getting hate all over the world (´･ω･`)

14 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:28:57.27 ID:hJiCNCAO0.net

Did they poop on the street in Sweden?

18 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:31:37.11 ID:DiTH/1cy0.net

They poop on the street with a nonchalant look on their face.

Worse than a stray dog.

20 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:32:06.66 ID:3WjMgmBo0.net[3/3]

>>12

Even Japanese and Koreans, who are culturally close to him, hate Chinese people.

Chinese behavior is hated all over the world.

22 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:32:19.32 ID:vVKA/7B60.net

They're a bunch of people who scream and yell everywhere, so no country would accept them.

The only place they wouldn't get complaints would be a deserted island, right?

28 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:35:20.25 ID:yz9fIEpi0.net

>>5

Isn't this a human rights issue for the ?

30 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:36:32.71 ID:4PSU0XDf0.net

There's nothing to like about them.

They'll be persecuted when they run out of money.

They've gone too far.

31: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:38:23.06 ID:s9ViAYPk0.net

>>26

https://www.sankei.com/article/20241202-SUZOW2Y5V5NLTO3TRYOX7GWKVE/

32: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:38:58.16 ID:UJAKdo/w0.net

On the other hand, are there any elements that make them likable?

34: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:41:46.10 ID:ZcOIYQF40.net

All of the G7

37: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:42:30.71 ID:o4uYLymZ0.net

Even small island nations in the Pacific are anti-China.

38: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:42:51.99 ID:8L+aEMxx0.net

They're hated on all sides.

40: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:43:17.44 ID:trh4tVUU0.net

It's interesting how, thanks to China's bad reputation, people overseas soften their attitudes when they find out I'm Japanese. 😂

42 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:43:55.31 ID:FeRAE0w80.net

That's lower than I thought.

44 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:45:36.38 ID:Mdj2YqCy0.net

It's understandable that there are so many anti-Japanese people in China, given their anti-Japanese education and anti-Japanese activities that are filled with lies.

But Japan doesn't have that kind of anti-China education, yet people hate China so much. It's amazing.

45 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 19:46:44.60 ID:a0Fw/hSu0.net

Even in , which has a large Chinese immigrant population, and , which is generally neutral about likes and dislikes of other countries, the figure exceeds 70%.

48: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:50:26.10 ID:UifXLtI00.net [2/2]

>>5

I asked AI

1. The detention of

The incident in which Gui Minhai, a bookstore owner with Swedish citizenship, was detained by Chinese authorities.

2. The (2018)

3. Infrastructure and security concerns

Allegations of Chinese spies cutting (late 2024).

Exclusion from 5G:

Exclusion of Chinese products, such as , from the .

4. Differences in values and ""

The Chinese Embassy in Sweden's hardline diplomatic stance, known as "Wolf Warrior Diplomacy," and its intimidating criticism of local media and journalists.

It seems like they're doing a lot of things wrong.

50: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:52:44.37 ID:wij4FVLu0.net

But despite that, cheap Chinese products are circulating. It's a dilemma caused by poverty lol.

51: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:55:12.63 ID:3+MWuAX00.net

If there's no economic benefit to dealing with them, they're just the epitome of irritability.

About 20-30% of each country's population is either making money from doing business with China, accepting bribes, or just crazy.

52: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 19:57:27.71 ID:xtuhIDuf0.net[1/2]

Not only are they stingy, but they also harass people like small-timers, so they're not respected.

55 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:06:44.88 ID:i6v8++/R0.net

>>5

Is it because they took your ?

57 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:12:47.91 ID:uLFgT+Jh0.net

Hong Kong was like this before they lost freedom of speech.

[]

Popularity of Japanese people is on the rise.

Mainland China ranks last by a wide margin.

https://www.macaushimbun.com/archives/20977

58 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:14:04.34 ID:SS7vsi7o0.net

>>41

First, think about why you're disliked.

This survey result is a statistic on whether or not people disliked China, including international issues.

59 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:17:03.03 ID:d2x3HNGa0.net

That's amazing lol.

All developed countries are China's enemies.

60 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:19:42.70 ID:aC4yDTsw0.net

>>1

The reason 86% of Japanese people dislike Chinese people is because they dislike criminals, and there are a lot of Chinese criminals.

64 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:34:01.13 ID:uokuHv3m0.net

I'm surprised there are people who don't dislike them.

65: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 20:35:54.27 ID:IoOB+BDc0.net

From a fallen, false economic powerhouse to a hated superpower.

Don't worry, China.

Either way, it's still a superpower.

66: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 20:38:59.76 ID:tt3/e0cY0.net

https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2019/12/05/attitudes-toward-china-2019/

https://www.pewresearch.org/global/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/12/PG_2019.12.05_Balance-of-Power_2-01.png

68: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 20:45:45.38 ID:Krl0XrNr0.net

>>63

Chinese people don't care what others think of them as long as they make money.

70 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 20:53:37.41 ID:L5zDaZDQ0.net

>>1

Aim for 100%.

72 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:04:45.89 ID:AxxX/PwC0.net

What have they done to be so universally hated...?

74 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:16:23.36 ID:vbXSyTTJ0.net[1/2]

>>1

Chinese people hate the Chinese Communist Party the most.

It's a regime that runs over its own people with tanks.

75 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:18:49.87 ID:vbXSyTTJ0.net[2/2]

>>66

Even with all this anti-Japanese sentiment, are there still 15% of people who are stupid?

77 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:24:06.05 ID:VA2huoQf0.net[2/2]

>>75

The influence of the media. Especially TV.

78 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:24:43.06 ID:I/gKj9Hi0.net

I hate Koreans even more. Their deformed faces are so disgusting.

I've never seen a Chinese person with a deformed face.

79 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:27:43.56 ID:oc/vgEek0.net

>>26

That's probably why 's approval rating is so high.

80 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:44:00.95 ID:xyARoJ/q0.net[2/2]

>>26

It's true, they might have falsified the data. I think it's actually higher.

81 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:53:05.45 ID:jai07WWb0.net

Sweden: "Don't poop anywhere."

83 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:57:09.10 ID:OKFf7X8o0.net

>>66

In just five years, 's dislike rate has risen from 57% to 81%. That's amazing. Anti-China sentiment seems even stronger there than in Japan.

84 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 21:57:14.51 ID:RHxohYwx0.net

>>1

I'm proud.

Please realize that Japanese people hate them more than anyone else in the world.

85 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 22:04:30.49 ID:UVRW47qR0.net

I wonder why they're so hated in Sweden?

87 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 22:24:43.12 ID:Ww8DbDQd0.net

>>2

Chinese people have the highest hatred of the Chinese government in the world.

89 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 22:32:33.65 ID:gMwJp6Xa0.net[2/2]

They're deeply hated by Western countries.

Well, that's to be expected, since they don't follow the rules.

96 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 22:49:08.82 ID:z96j3zDH0.net

I hate them. They build towns like cockroach nests all over the world, breeding and reproducing, they are truly cockroach humans.

97 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 23:06:03.01 ID:cNkXIcyM0.net

>>88

I had some impressions of Japan.

https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2018/11/12/countries-views-of-japan-abe-japanese-views-of-china/

99 ：：2026/01/07(Wed) 23:11:13.37 ID:gSIBPKf20.net

>>1

Please also conduct a survey of Southeast Asian and African countries that are economically enslaved by China.

It really shows how much people hate that shitty China.

100: 2026/01/07 (Wed) 23:15:30.35 ID:M2hgD+gm0.net

There's no way it's that low.

103: 2026/01/08 (Thu) 00:24:11.82 ID:/lCM1QDg0.net

There are just too few decent Chinese people.

104: 2026/01/08 (Thu) 00:27:48.96 ID:QJwIo2P+0.net

It's lower in places with a large Chinese immigrant population.

108: 2026/01/08 (Thu) 01:02:54.00 ID:wljgCvSS0.net

That's low... It's probably over 90%.

110: 2026/01/08 (Thu) 01:22:51.79 ID:ZLloBJIE0.net

They're hated to the point that they're not even recognized as a country.

70% or more isn't really the standard.

111: 2026/01/08 (Thu) 01:34:40.98 ID:m/VipJdq0.net

China only sees as slaves.

113: 2026/01/08 (Thu) 02:15:30.96 ID:ny2PG5FP0.net

Denmark, the hot topic in , also really hates China.

What kind of bad things has China done to Sweden and even faraway Scandinavia?

116 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 02:25:00.31 ID:bRmSc0Xg0.net

>>2

Because they'll get run over by their own military's tanks.

118 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 03:18:49.91 ID:oMN2u2Rs0.net

I hate the Chinese government, but I love Chinese food.

The words left behind by ancient Chinese people also touch my heart.

Chinese people are largely divided into those who love them and those who hate them.

120 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 06:22:08.94 ID:Vaqa4amO0.net

China is such a scumbag, taking over 75% from two neighboring countries.

I guess this happens because they're unaware of the trouble they're causing to those around them.

121 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 06:27:12.04 ID:dM+QJaEP0.net

I hate China🇨🇳...❌

I hate the Chinese Communist Party🇨🇳 system (the way the Chinese🇨🇳 upper echelons operate)...⭕

123 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 06:44:34.28 ID:MqYdAkkC0.net

Even a big, stylish bookstore in was unpopular because of the Chinese customer's bad manners.

124 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 07:12:58.63 ID:jSB8YcL80.net

Check China too.

Since only 10% of the Chinese population are Communist Party members, the disapproval rate for the Chinese Communist Party is 90%.

128 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 07:27:58.88 ID:A3q7ljkC0.net

>>75

Chinese anime characters are popular. Like .

130 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 07:41:14.64 ID:CbSZSFav0.net

Pests that poop everywhere.

Even dogs and cats know how to use the toilet properly.

They're not even as cute as dogs and cats, lol.

There's nothing we like about them lol.

131 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 07:56:02.43 ID:6y/Wqf+F0.net[1/3]

Due to China's support for , has also become increasingly anti-China in recent years.

132 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 08:09:06.05 ID:k820mbyB0.net

It's crazy that we're hated equally by countries that aren't even neighbors.

133 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 08:11:50.19 ID:6y/Wqf+F0.net[2/3]

"Anger toward China" explodes in Sweden!

Even though it was the first Western country to establish diplomatic relations...

The final blow was the prison sentence of a writer who criticized the Chinese Communist Party.

All have been closed.

The has terminated its contract with China.

https://www.iza.ne.jp/article/20201012-SQ4O33A7BBKR5NYEEOWVO2OYP4/

Sweden is, as expected, a civilized country that puts human rights first. Sweden has accused the Chinese Embassy in and Chinese authorities of intimidating , journalists, public figures, and human rights activists. The Swedish people have finally run out of patience with the Chinese Communist Party's wolf warrior diplomacy.

134 ：：2026/01/08(Thu) 08:15:25.71 ID:6y/Wqf+F0.net[3/3]

>>121

The Chinese Communist Party has over 100 million members.

Including family members and supporters, the number is at least 400-500 million.

In reality, it's safe to assume that almost all Chinese people are connected to the Chinese Communist Party.

http://hayabusa3.2ch.sc/test/read.cgi/news/1767781182/

"Father Brown" (BBC in 2013), Season 1, #1

Jueves, 8 de enero de 2026:

I watched the following drama in the Japanese-style room at night.

It was recorded on the built-in HDD of my (made in 2017). It will be broadcast on BS12 from 8:00 PM on January 5, 2026.

This is the first episode of Season 1 of the drama "" (produced by the in 2013. Original language: English with Japanese subtitles. 10 episodes in total).

The story is set in a beautiful that everyone would love to live in at least once. It's a rural village in the early 1950s.

There are hardly any electric wires and towers, no vending machines, and no advertising billboard or advertising posters. It's a beautiful rural landscape.

A steam locomotive from that time runs, with passengers on board. The station platform has also been recreated to look just like it did back then. It's wonderful that a "period drama" can be filmed on location in such a place.

The sight of a driving briskly is also cool. If I could buy one at a low price, I'd like to drive a car like that too. However, watching the Discovery Channel's "," it's clear that it would be extremely expensive to improve the locomotive so that it could be legally and safely driven on Japan's roads today. There are probably very few people in Japan today who are capable of carrying out the work.

I don't know whether red fire alarms and extinguishers were installed at rural British stations at the time. Since the filming took place at the stations while the steam locomotive was actually running, the authorities may not have given permission to cover up or remove the fire alarms and extinguishers currently installed on the station platforms with posters or other objects.

It seems likely that the stations chosen did not have yellow lines for the visually impaired on their platforms.

Even in the countryside, Japanese stations are full of posters, notices, and vending machines. Even unmanned stations have vending machines.

The steam locomotives currently running in Japan (preserved working vehicles) are vehicles that were in operation from the 1960s to the early 1970s and have the latest smoke collection devices attached to the top, giving them a different feel from the steam locomotives that ran before World War II.

Japan's current population is 120 million. It is impossible to see the impressive sight of steam locomotives speeding along bravely, spewing out clouds of smoke, as was the case in the past. The steam locomotives that pull tourist trains in Japan today are little more than toys.

The original author, , was born in 1874 and passed away in 1936.

Casual viewing of the drama makes us think it is set in the English countryside about 100 years ago (after World War I).

Sunday, January 4, 2026

Japanese Politicians' Sexual Desires and Educational Background

【Incident ① below】

The "incident" involving the Mayor of Maebashi (female, 43) having repeated "secret rendezvous" with a subordinate (senior official) at Maebashi City Hall in a has been causing a huge uproar in Japan since last year. It has been widely reported not only in tabloid magazines but also on television. It has also caused a huge uproar in the Maebashi City Council. Eventually, the mayor resigned and a new election was called.

From the beginning, I wondered, "Why are the Japanese monkeys making such a fuss about something like this?" This "incident" is not a case of power harassment, sexual harassment, or a romantic relationship that became complicated and led to trouble between a man and a woman. There are no financial issues, and it is not a case of abuse of authority (such as promoting a male subordinate). This "love hotel rendezvous incident" is a simple case of workplace romance.

However, since the middle-aged subordinate was married, it is considered an "adultery," and the Japanese monkeys are making a big fuss about it as a pink scandal.

In fact, the mayor's response was poor. Was she no people around? At the press conference, the mayor admitted that she occasionally met with a male subordinate at a love hotel, but repeatedly stated that they didn't have sex.

However, in Japan, this is 500% impossible. There are no Japanese macaques in Japan that go to love hotels and don't mate.

Rather than telling a ridiculous lie that even elementary school students wouldn't believe, she should have simply said, "I loved him. We had sex because we loved each other. There were no problems between us and we had a good romantic relationship. I feel sorry for (the man's) wife." That way, there would be no room for further attack.

However, Japanese women are completely unable to do this. It's safe to say that there are no Japanese women who can confidently make statements like the one above in public. It's probably because they're embarrassed. Japanese women continue to insist, "I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I definitely didn't have sex."

This is why male monkeys all over Japan find it amusing and continue to make a fuss.

While the mayor was the target of this latest "adultery incident," similar "incidents" involving female members of parliament are occasionally "scooped" in Japan. There are too many to list here, and I don't remember them all.

In past cases, female members of parliament who had "secret rendezvous in hotels with men who have wives and children" have, without exception, made the excuse, "I didn't do anything. I just met the man in a hotel." Even when their photos are taken in hotels by weekly photo magazines or Bunshun Bazooka (although it was secretly taken...), Japanese women always insist, "I didn't have sex."

It seems that the perception that "romance is shameful" still lingers among Japanese women.

By the way, what exactly is a "love hotel"? This is a "hotel" unique to Japan, and is a favorite place for Japanese macaques to mate. They can be found all over Japan.

If you're a foreign couple visiting Japan, it might be interesting to try staying at a love hotel. Love hotels are amusement facilities with a variety of unique features, so you may become a better memory of your trip than a business hotel, (though this "hotel" is also unique to Japan...), or youth hostel. You might even be able to take photos and show off to your friends.

However, if you're with children or two men, you might be denied entry. Homosexuality is not accepted in Japan, and parents with children can be strict (see the ).

【Incident ② below】

In Japan, suspicions of politicians falsifying their academic credentials have been frequently reported for the past several decades. It makes us wonder, "Are there still people who do this?"

Former Prime Minister only graduated from elementary school, but he was called a "computer-equipped bulldozer" and his quick thinking was widely recognized.

However, in a "," it is extremely difficult to compete on merit. In a Japanese village, if someone did something like that, they would be treated as a "," ganged up on, and crushed.

This is one of the reasons for a social culture that relies on "educational background" rather than achievements, ability, motivation, or spirit.

【Incident ③ below】

Under Japanese law (Local Autonomy Act), if a local assembly (city, town, village, or prefectural assembly) is voted no confidence in the head of a local government, the assembly can be dissolved. The head of the local government can also resign, hold a new election, and run for re-election. The head of the local government has a choice.

However, if the assembly votes no confidence again after the election, the governor cannot "resign" or "dissolve" the assembly and will be "lost in his/her job." In company terms, this would be like being "fired," so it carries a great political risk.

The head is free to run again in the election (second election) after "losing his/her job" (freedom of candidacy is guaranteed under the Constitution, so he/she can run as many times as he/she likes). But, if they lose the election, their political career is effectively over, so the political risk is great.

【Incident ④ below】

While the degree of this may vary, the same trend may be seen in every country, but it is only in a very small percentage of cases that a courageous woman seeks outside advice (which requires providing "evidence," posing the risk of secondary, tertiary, or quaternary victimization), and the case is not hushed up at the scene and becomes public.

In Japan, most "scandals" involving those with money and power, or government offices, schools, medical institutions, or police, are hushed up at the scene.

〘The Mayor Issue Spreads Controversy〙

Troubles caused by mayor scandals are occurring one after another across the country. Conflicts with local assemblies over the mayor's future are intensifying, often leading to stagnation in local administration. We have compiled news related to mayors causing controversy.

① 【Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture - ＝ Love Hotel Secret Meeting Issue】

Mayor Ogawa (♀, 43) was caught having a secret meeting with a married male subordinate at a love hotel.

Mayor Ogawa admitted to meeting the man more than 10 times at love hotels in and around Maebashi. She apologized, saying, "While there was no romantic relationship, it was a thoughtless act that led to misunderstandings."

The Maebashi City Council asked the mayor to "make a prompt decision on her future." However, Mayor Ogawa announced her intention to continue in office, taking a 50% pay cut.

When the City Council protested and decided to vote on a no-confidence motion, Mayor Ogawa reversed course and submitted her resignation to the City Council Speaker on December 25, 2025. The Maebashi mayoral election will be held on January 12, 2026. Mayor Ogawa has announced that she will run again.

② 【, Shizuoka Prefecture - - Educational Background Falsification Issue】

Mayor Takubo (♀) listed her highest level of education as "graduated from Toyo University."

Miss.Takubo explained, "I discovered that I was expelled, not graduated." However, after facing backlash from the city council, she initially expressed her intention to resign as mayor.

However, Mayor Takubo reversed her intention to resign and announced that she would continue in office.

In response, the city council unanimously passed a vote of no confidence against Mayor Takubo.

Mayor Takubo also dissolved the city council in retaliation, leading to a city council election.

However, the new council passed another vote of no confidence, and this time Mayor Takubo lost her position.

The mayoral election was held on December 14, 2025, and Takubo ran again, but was defeated by former city council member Sugimoto Kenya.

③ 【, Okinawa Prefecture - ＝ Sexual Harassment Issue】

Mayor Koja (♂) was found guilty by a third-party committee for sexually harassing female city employees (including kissing them and touching their thighs).

Mayor Koja denies the allegations, but audio recordings were also found of him trying to silence the female employees.

The city council passed a vote of no confidence in Koja. However, Mr. Koja rebelled and dissolved the council.

A city council election was held, and Mayor Kageharu Koja was re-elected.

However, the new city council also passed a vote of no confidence, resulting in Koja's loss of office.

The second mayoral election was scheduled for December 21, 2025, but Koja did not run.

④ 【Fukui Prefecture Governor Tatsuji Sugimoto ＝ Suspected Sexual Harassment Message Issue】

Governor Sugimoto (♂) sent inappropriate messages that constituted sexual harassment to a female employee.

The female employee reported the matter to an external office, and the prefecture began an investigation.

Governor Sugimoto admitted to sending similar messages to other female employees on November 25, 2025. He then stated, "I will resign from my position as governor in order to minimize the chaos in prefectural government and ensure that prefectural government is restarted under a new system as soon as possible."

A gubernatorial election is scheduled, but Sugimoto has denied running in a re-election.

👉️ Related News

https://www.jiji.com/jc/v7?id=kubicho_problem

Saturday, January 3, 2026

A large number of Japanese Self-Defense Force and police uniforms are being listed on a Chinese flea market app.

A large number of are being listed on a .

0001 Anonymous ★ 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:16:41.74

[Photo] Self-Defense Force and on a flea market app.

A city council member from , () claimed, "[Urgent] A large number of Self-Defense Force and police uniforms (both real and replica) are currently being listed on a Chinese flea market app. We must take action before the number of Chinese people causing trouble in Japan increases." He attached an image that appears to be from the app in question.

Several items claiming to be have been listed. Descriptions are written in Chinese and Japanese.

In a subsequent post, the council member wrote, "Last year, someone dressed as a member of the Self-Defense Force appeared on the ."

A posted on his account, "The Japanese police and Self-Defense Forces are being looked down upon. They will surely be exploited by the Chinese."

These posts have drawn responses such as, "I see! So that's why there's been such an explosion in ," "Where are they coming from?", "Why are Japanese police uniforms in circulation?", "They can be used for crimes as much as you want," and "What will happen if they are used for crimes?"

https://news.yahoo.c...842b4030ac083681217e

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0005 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:20:12.67

The Chinese are also circulating , and they're planning to destroy Japan from within.

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0008 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:21:21.73

Do your city council job.

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0009 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:21:25.53

Well, if they're made in a Chinese factory, there's bound to be inventory.

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0011 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:24:49.11

Are they really made in a Chinese factory?

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0013 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03(Sat) 11:26:05.16

>>12

It's probably a waste disposal company.

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0015 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03(Sat) 11:27:58.34

It's just a way for to earn some pocket money.

It can't be helped, since elections cost money.

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0016 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03(Sat) 11:28:44.57

The morale of Japanese politicians, teachers, civil servants, lawmakers, police, and the Self-Defense Forces seems to be declining as well.

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0018 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:29:51.21

>>16

This just shows a decline in the morals of the Japanese people as a whole.

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0019 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:30:11.42

If they had a sample, they could mass-produce identical copies.

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0020 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:30:12.21

There was an article about by the a while back.

In a pro-Japanese country, it would be unavoidable, but in that country, it's just terrifying.

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0022 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:30:50.52

If it's real, then the Japanese who leaked it are to blame.

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0026 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:33:52.50

So, is this person doing his job as a Nara City Council member?

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0027 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:34:33.15

This is a warning from China to Japan that they know the inside story of the Self-Defense Forces and police.

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0028 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:36:28.27

Police and Self-Defense Force members have been arrested for illegal part-time work.

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0029 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:36:40.51

It's scary to think that the perpetrators are likely within the Self-Defense Forces or the police.

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0030 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:37:23.00

>"I'm worried that elderly people in rural areas might be fooled if these fake police officers in uniforms came to their homes."

Well, speaking of being fooled by rumors and lies, I'm referring to Japanese people who lie as easily as breathing out of court, the founder of a group that has been convicted of anti-social cults, and a former NHK employee.

The driver and secretary joined forces with the LDP in the House of Councillors.

Comment on the arrest of Takashi Tachibana: "I don't have any particular feelings." When asked if they were close friends, he replied, "When did they become close friends?"

> Yuta Misaki hints at retirement from influencer status. "This will be my final message."

In response to the question, "Didn't he quit social media?", he responded, "He never said he was quitting," and "Some people have poor reading comprehension."

> Nara City Council Member. Announces retirement from social media. "I'm going back to being an ordinary person. I was causing trouble for people and it was painful enough to kill me."

Retracts retirement from social media. "I'll retire 30 more times and come back," "When I retire, it's time to die."

Some people are fooled by these online scum.

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0031 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:38:18.29

With the large number of being sold in Japan, it seems like they're just raising an issue about the sale on Chinese flea market sites.

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0032 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:39:39.40

It's recycled, so it's fine.

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0033 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:42:23.48

There's a big difference between Japanese people wearing it as cosplay and Chinese people wearing it.

I can already imagine Chinese people wearing Self-Defense Force or police uniforms appearing around in the event of an emergency.

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0034 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:44:43.06

>>23

Apparently, they get stolen at laundromats and the like.

But if you stay until the end, you'll be suspected of being an underwear thief.

There are all kinds of corporate uniforms, but the ones stolen from companies full of non-regular employees like postal and courier workers are often used for robbery and rape.

Mass retailers with high traffic are prone to shoplifting with stolen designer jackets.

When they're filled with non-regular employees, it's hard to tell who's a real employee.

The "regulars" disappear.

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0035 Anonymous @Excuse Me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:45:05.29

>>1

Just because you've never worked there, lol.

You're an idiot, lol.

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0036 Anonymous @Excuse Me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:45:33.01

>>12

If the buyer is Chinese, there's a chance they might do something malicious or intentional.

It's selling on a Chinese flea market app, so it's not unrelated.

You're the one who's manipulating the public's perception that China is bad. You must be either low-IQ or mentally retarded, yelling "panda, panda" lol.

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0037 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:45:37.89

The level of JAP civility that allows this information to leak lol.

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0038 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:45:44.00

I wonder how they plan to regulate this.

You're a politician, after all, so you should propose a concrete solution.

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0039 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:47:17.48

People complain about "playing dead" when it comes to mail and delivery services, but

it's because they have no choice but to do so for security reasons.

The staff turnover is so frequent that it's no longer trustworthy.

No one will stay at a workplace with no future, low pay, and power harassment for long.

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0040 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:48:44.93

>>1

Don't they sell replica military uniforms from various countries in Japan too?

That's what I thought for three seconds.

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0041 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:50:11.59

>>38

Actually, even assembly members are using this.

In a certain prefectural assembly, there was a , and when the price went up, they checked the returned items and found that they were fake.

Apparently, the prefectural assembly's mutual aid society ordered and distributed replicas "to prevent them from getting lost."

The assembly member "accidentally" returned the replica and kept the pure gold badge at home.

In other words, all government officials who use this kind of thing are potentially spies.

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0043 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:50:39.22

Don't they pay attention to the fact that replicas of foreign military uniforms and the like are circulating in Japan?

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0044 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03(Sat) 11:50:56.26

How can the people who elected such an idiot like this ever repent?

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0046 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03(Sat) 11:52:01.95

Nara citizens should repent lol

Such an idiot lol

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0049 Anonymous @Excuse Me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:52:53.77

Even in Japan, you can buy as many replicas as you want for theatrical performances.

Anyone who doesn't immediately realize this is in trouble.

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0050 Anonymous @Excuse Me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 11:53:27.58

That's the .

[70% of 14-karat gold not returned]

Toyama Prefectural Assembly is considering changing the material.

If someone wears this assembly member badge and makes an appointment to inspect a facility, an imposter could infiltrate the police or something.

Assembly members would be familiar with the inspection procedures, and if they could get a high salary for it, I think an assembly member who loves slush funds would do it.

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0054 Anonymous @Excuse Me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:01:49.09

If it's a replica, there's nothing you can do about it being made overseas and sold.

Using it in Japan is a crime.

If the problem is the leaking of real items (including used ones), then the person who leaked them should be subject to enforcement.

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0057 Anonymous @Excuse Me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:03:40.39

>>52

I've seen it at a Japanese recycling shop run by a Chinese person.

It was old, so I think it was probably the property of a veteran, but I don't know if it was authentic.

Many of the Chinese antiques listed on in Japan are replicas intended as souvenirs for tourist destinations.

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0062 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:07:17.16

>>51

The average person wouldn't be able to tell the difference, so there's value in reporting on it.

It would be fine to report it so people could tell the difference, but that would increase the accuracy of replica dealers, so that's also a problem.

Amazon asked manufacturers to teach them how to distinguish counterfeits as a way to combat them, but they refused.

Of course they can't tell a platform that's become a quasi-counterfeiter.

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0067 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:11:00.45

They wear similar clothes in dramas and movies, so of course they're being sold.

You can't tell if it's authentic or not without inspecting the item.

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0073 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:12:41.26

>>1

I wish this person would also be listed on that Chinese app.

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0074 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:12:52.82

>>67

They didn't properly dispose of the used in the drama, and young actors are doing illegal business and part-time jobs.

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0079 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:18:47.84

Is he doing his job as a Nara City Council member?

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0080 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:21:10.50

>>70

Police officers sell genuine spares at high prices and work with cheap replicas.

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0081 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:22:42.52

Maybe they're a necessity for anti-Japanese dramas on the mainland.

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0083 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:24:47.85

I wonder what he really wanted to do.

He became a Nara City Council member because he wanted to curry favor with Japanese people who hate China.

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0084 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:25:31.37

>>83

Money and a desire for recognition.

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0085 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:26:30.86

I'm not saying listing is bad, but we need to do something about people using this to commit crimes.

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0086 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:27:57.26

This probably means that Japan's lax security is also a problem.

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0087 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:29:59.66

I used to work part-time on TV, playing a police officer, and the management was strict.

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0090 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:38:10.60

I often see people wearing jackets with written on the back.

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0091 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:38:31.50

I see! So that's why there's been such an explosion in involving people pretending to be police officers...

Seriously, Japanese people have an IQ of 35.

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0093 Anonymous @Excuse me 2026/01/03 (Sat) 12:43:56.56

The number of is on the rise.

Their uniforms are so elaborate, it's hard to tell them apart.

https://i.imgur.com/GAGBfuP.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/f36V909.jpeg

s://i.imgur.com/cjNwtVS.jpeg

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0096 Anonymous @Sorry 2026/01/03(Sat) 12:45:41.44

If uniforms are ordered from China, that's what happens.

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