[PolitiC@ Nippon] The incident called "Nanjing Massacre" and the first book from Ms. Toshiko Hasumi

This cartoon was made by Ms. Toshiko Hasumi.
It says:

China: Hey little Japan, how dare you could make Nanjing population 250 thousands people by killing 300 thousands people out of 200 thousands people!?
Japan: 200 thousands - 300 thousands = 250 thousands!? [enigma mathematics]

And I could add these lines below from my experience:

Stupid English medias: Japan killed 250 thousand Chinese.
Stupid English medias followers: JAPAN NEEDS TO APOLOGIZES TO CHINA!!!

Somewhat, Japan is misunderstood by many people internationally, such as "Japanese soldiers kidnapped 200,000 Korean women and made them the sex slaves during the wars." Now, it's becoming the big problem between Japan and Korea. It's because Japanese government did not do anything about it when it came out as an issue. If you think of the number "200,000" sex slaves, it's easily find out that it cannot be possible. I guess Japan thought it's just ridiculous, so that's how Japan did not care back then. I mean how they fed all 200,000 women everyday? They have not found the any dead bodies of those sex slaves yet. Why? (When I mentioned it, that "200,000 sex slaves believer" told me that JAPANESE SOLDIERS ATE THEM EVEN THEIR BONES. Then, I really did not want to talk to this "200,000 sex slaves believer" any more because I thought it's just wasting my time. I can respect Mr. Kent Gilbert for being patient to explain to those "200,000 sex slaves believers'" comments on his timeline in the SNS.)

Japan has to speak up for themselves because there are so many people who still believe
"Japan attacked Perl Harbor for NO REASON!!"
"Japan was unstoppable during the WWII, so USA was right to drop the atomic bombs to stop them!!"
So on so on..
Those schools must be using some joke books as their history textbooks, I guess.

Ms. Toshiko Hasumi is publishing the first book about those political/historical conflicts.
It's available in Amazon Japan.

http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4792605377/

I really hope this book to get translated in many languages sometime soon.

Don't Drive and INGRESS

INGRESS is an interesting smartphone game and I have been playing months now. What is INGRESS? Here's a wiki. Ingress (game) via Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingress_(game) Players have to move around their towns for this game, so some players walk, another players use their bikes, and others drive. But you have to be very careful when you play this game and drive your car at the same time. When you get caught by watching smartphone while your are driving, you will get 1 penalty point on your driver's license and also the ticket cost you 6,000 yen. How do I know about it?

Blogs and AdSense (2)

Blogs and AdSense http://itoshunsuke.blogspot.jp/2015/07/blogs-and-adsense.html When I see my Adsense page today, I see some numbers!! *Yay* Last time I open this page after years about 10 days ago, I found that I had made only 78 yen, and other numbers on the list were zero yen. But now, I see "+224 yen!!" This is GOOD. I will donate whatever I make from my blogs to the city of Miyako. Then, hopefully the city of Miyako will let people know by saying "The blogger, Ito Shunsuke, from Miyako has donated 10,000 yen!!" on city paper. So, I will get more traffic, and it will make even more money. Then, I probably can donate 100,000 yen next year, and 1,000,000 yen for the following year, so on. When it reach to 10,000,000 yen, I will say *LOL*

[PolitiC@Nippon] Ryukougo Taisho 2016: Japan’s Most Vogue Words of the Year

Ryukougo Taisho is one of the unique events of Japan. In the end of the year, they choose the buzzing words that everyone is using them in common during the year from TV shows, dramas, news, so on. (Sometime, it's not really used in common, but they pick those words anyway.) Last year, they chose some words from from politic, such as Abe Seiji wo Yurasanai (or "We won't tolerate Abe's politics") SEALDs, the "youth (well, there are some young folks but mostly old folks in their 60s and 70s) group" going against to Abe's politics) and so on. Ref: [Ryukougo Taisho 2015: Japan's Most Vogue Words of the Year] http://www.mtv81.com/features/specials/ryukougo-taisho-2015-japans-most-vogue-words-of-the-year/ This year, one of the words they choose is:

Ito Shunsuke

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