On 12/29, I went out to Umeda on business.
I got on the elevator at Yodobashi Camera to have dinner and go home if the usual restaurant was not crowded.
The elevator was full of Chinese families (who did not look wealthy) and others.
I said to myself, "Oh, shoot. I forgot my mask."
This fall, I encountered a group of Chinese people who were soiling the toilets at the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
What kind of idiots let such unbelievable people into Japan?
It is no exaggeration to say that these people's amount of inbound travel has nothing to do with the Japanese economy.
We must disqualify all the politicians who have promoted such foolishness.

On the 30th, in the morning, as expected, I had a funny feeling in my throat.
Today, January 1, 2014, I planned to go to Arashiyama and other places to take photos, but I decided to stay home and rest.
While working on the manuscript for this column, I turned my house into a hot spring by adding two packets of famous Japanese hot springs.
It may be reverse therapy.
While bathing, I realized this may be the right therapy,  keeping my body temperature at 38 degrees Celsius.
The above is something I had been interrupted in my attempt to write about a significant earthquake I encountered while resting at home, refraining from going to Arashiyama and other places to take pictures due to a nasal cold I had been suffering from since the beginning of the New Year.
I watched the winning coach's interview after the game, forgetting that there was a national soccer match when the earthquake's early warning came on.
I live in a high-rise apartment in Osaka.
When an earthquake occurs in a remote area, and the buildings in Osaka shake eerily, it is significant.
On March 11, 2011, I was in our office, which was located on the fourth floor of a solid building owned by our company and constructed by a principal general contractor.
It was an extraordinary quake.
As I have already mentioned, my mother died in the Tsunami.
We experienced this tremor on a high floor.
The first quake was just a creaking sound of joints in the apartment hallway.
But the second main quake was terrifying.
Our executive director, who was helping me send out this column, was also scared.

As I write this, I have just realized something.
Yesterday on NHK, Izumi Yamauchi, the NHK announcer, repeatedly exclaimed, "Tsunami is coming; please run!
Many people must have thought, "Can't they show us more of what's happening there?"
However, the entire Japanese people are still intensely traumatized by the March 11, 2011 disaster.
It remains a trauma to all the people who saw those images at that time, and it will never go away.
Izumi Yamauchi's extraordinary screaming must have been a sudden outburst of the trauma that had been etched in her mind.

As with the Great Hanshin Earthquake and the March 11, 2011 disaster, the enormity of the damage done to various areas of Japan becomes more apparent with each passing day.

My purpose in writing this column is the following.
Kishida!
For your greed of honor, you have paid 7 trillion yen from our tax money (not your money!)!
The people of Japan will not accept such an outrageous sum of money to Ukraine from our taxpayers' money (not yours!) for your greed of honor!
With that money, first of all, the victims of this disaster, many of them lost their homes in the Wajima fire.
Use the money to build solid buildings all over Japan that meet the new earthquake resistance standards!
Moreover, Biden, who is nothing but a foolish, despicable, politically accumulated person who has only a suzerainty mindset toward Japan as it is under the GHQ occupation,
The fool who asked to be treated as a guest of honor and to give a speech to Congress on the same level as Mr. Abe is a fool who has been given 7 trillion yen from our tax money! 
I was going to write this to bring down the hammer on Kishida, who promised to pay 7 trillion yen from our taxpayers' money on behalf of the U.S. = as an ATM for the U.S.

As we were about to write it out, the criminal in question lined up the Goo real-time top 10 to show off his crimes of access analysis tampering and search obstruction, which he started around 2019.
The criminals showed up on the scene, but I was genuinely disgusted. 
I was angry, unforgivable angry.
So yesterday, I put down my pen in the middle of the day.

On 12/29, I went out to Umeda on business.
I got on the elevator at Yodobashi Camera to have dinner and go home if the usual restaurant was not crowded.
The elevator was full of Chinese families (who did not look wealthy) and others.
I said to myself, "Oh, shoot. I forgot my mask."
This fall, I encountered a group of Chinese people who were soiling the toilets at the Kyoto Imperial Palace.
What kind of idiots let such unbelievable people into Japan?
It is no exaggeration to say that these people's amount of inbound travel has nothing to do with the Japanese economy.
We must disqualify all the politicians who have promoted such foolishness.

On the 30th, in the morning, as expected, I had a funny feeling in my throat.
Today, January 1, 2014, I planned to go to Arashiyama and other places to take photos, but I decided to stay home and rest.
While working on the manuscript for this column, I turned my house into a hot spring by adding two packets of famous Japanese hot springs.
It may be reverse therapy.
While bathing, I realized this may be the right therapy,  keeping my body temperature at 38 degrees Celsius.
The above is something I had been interrupted in my attempt to write about a significant earthquake I encountered while resting at home, refraining from going to Arashiyama and other places to take pictures due to a nasal cold I had been suffering from since the beginning of the New Year.
I watched the winning coach's interview after the game, forgetting that there was a national soccer match when the earthquake's early warning came on.
I live in a high-rise apartment in Osaka.
When an earthquake occurs in a remote area, and the buildings in Osaka shake eerily, it is significant.
On March 11, 2011, I was in our office, which was located on the fourth floor of a solid building owned by our company and constructed by a principal general contractor.
It was an extraordinary quake.
As I have already mentioned, my mother died in the Tsunami.
We experienced this tremor on a high floor.
The first quake was just a creaking sound of joints in the apartment hallway.
But the second main quake was terrifying.
Our executive director, who was helping me send out this column, was also scared.

As I write this, I have just realized something.
Yesterday on NHK, Izumi Yamauchi, the NHK announcer, repeatedly exclaimed, "Tsunami is coming; please run!
Many people must have thought, "Can't they show us more of what's happening there?"
However, the entire Japanese people are still intensely traumatized by the March 11, 2011 disaster.
It remains a trauma to all the people who saw those images at that time, and it will never go away.
Izumi Yamauchi's extraordinary screaming must have been a sudden outburst of the trauma that had been etched in her mind.

As with the Great Hanshin Earthquake and the March 11, 2011 disaster, the enormity of the damage done to various areas of Japan becomes more apparent with each passing day.

My purpose in writing this column is the following.
Kishida!
For your greed of honor, you have paid 7 trillion yen from our tax money (not your money!)!
The people of Japan will not accept such an outrageous sum of money to Ukraine from our taxpayers' money (not yours!) for your greed of honor!
With that money, first of all, the victims of this disaster, many of them lost their homes in the Wajima fire.
Use the money to build solid buildings all over Japan that meet the new earthquake resistance standards!
Moreover, Biden, who is nothing but a foolish, despicable, politically accumulated person who has only a suzerainty mindset toward Japan as it is under the GHQ occupation,
The fool who asked to be treated as a guest of honor and to give a speech to Congress on the same level as Mr. Abe is a fool who has been given 7 trillion yen from our tax money! 
I was going to write this to bring down the hammer on Kishida, who promised to pay 7 trillion yen from our taxpayers' money on behalf of the U.S. = as an ATM for the U.S.

As we were about to write it out, the criminal in question lined up the Goo real-time top 10 to show off his crimes of access analysis tampering and search obstruction, which he started around 2019.
The criminals showed up on the scene, but I was genuinely disgusted. 
I was angry, unforgivable angry.
So yesterday, I put down my pen in the middle of the day.

Kishida has disbursed trillions of yen to other countries (mainly Asian and African countries) since he became prime minister! Trillions of our tax money.
A country or a politician who is only motivated by money will not help us in any way.
The Gender Equality Law is a system created by anti-Japanese, traitorous legislators and their sympathetic, vile media.
The 9 trillion yen of our tax money is being invested every year in a system that siphons off public money and uses it to fund left-wing activists! 
Stop the 9 trillion yen of our taxpayers' money that is being thrown into the public money choo-choo system created by the Japanese Diet members, their co-conspirators, and their despicable media!
We should build all houses to the new earthquake-proof standards, etc.

 
The Gender Equality Law is a system created by anti-Japanese, traitorous legislators and their sympathetic, vile media.
The 9 trillion yen of our tax money is being invested every year in a system that siphons off public money and uses it to fund left-wing activists! 
Stop the 9 trillion yen of our taxpayers' money that is being thrown into the public money choo-choo system created by the Japanese Diet members, their co-conspirators, and their despicable media!
We should build all houses to the new earthquake-proof standards, etc.