Nov. 12th is the Accession Day of the present Japanese priest king, Ten'noh. There were many events across the country that celebrated the 20th anniversary day. The national broadcasting company, NHK, naturally aired a few of those events. At that time, NHK also reported an anti-Ten'noh demonstration conducted by only a hundred people, most of whom I suspect were Chinese and Koreans. On the other hand, the three-days-later demonstration against local suffrage for permanent foreign residents performed by 1500 people wasn't broadcast on an NHK program. It is very weird. Which was more important? NHK is occupied by leftists and manipulated by the Chinese and Korean Governments. It is a serious issue for Japan. I'm going to accuse them and protect our own history and tradition. I hope the Ten'noh and his family will remain in good health.
(Vocabulary)
Accession Day 即位記念日
accedence / accession / accession to the throne 即位
franchise / suffrage /vote 参政権
local suffrage for permanent foreign residents 永住外国人の地方参政権
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