【#884】Oceanographic Survey to Demonstrate Japan’s Sovereignty
February 7, 2022 On January 31, Okinawa Prefecture’s Ishigaki Municipal Government conducted an oceanographic survey around the Senkaku Islands that belong to the city. This was the first survey t...
【#883】Japan Should Protect Companies from Human Rights Risks
February 7, 2022 The ruling Liberal Democratic Party is seemingly considering a recommendation on “human rights and business.” Media reports say that the recommendation would focus on human rights...
【#882】Ishihara Readily Agreed to Become a JINF Director
February 7, 2022 I was startled when hearing the death of Shintaro Ishihara in a TV news program from 7 p.m. on February 1. This may be because the news came soon after I saw a video showing that ...
【#881】Don’t End Up Adopting Watered-down Resolution on China
February 2, 2022 On February 1, the Japanese National Diet’s House of Representatives adopted a resolution on human rights in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur region, Tibet, South Mongolia and Hong Kong. I...
【#880】Let’s Proudly Fight Historical Warfare over Sado Goldmines
January 31, 2022 Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida looks like he lacks an ability to make decisions apparently because he demonstrates his ability to listen to others up to the last minute. On...
【#879】Is Germany a Russian Ally?
January 31, 2022 “Germany is no longer a credible ally,” writes Tom Rogan, a foreign policy and national security writer for the conservative Washington Examiner magazine. “Germany often acts like...
【#878】Break Away from Economic and Defense Deflation
January 24, 2022 Japan’s deflation over the past quarter century has affected not only its gross domestic product but also defense spending. Its national power, two pillars of which are economy an...
【#877】Cost of Electricity Impeding Growth Strategy and Economic Security
January 24, 2022 The Japanese economy has long been called stagnant. Economic outlooks indicate Japan as sluggish even among advanced economies. The government has had a sense of crisis about the ...
【#876】Kishida Should Forge Ahead with Enhancing Military Power
January 24, 2022 Prime Minister Fumio Kishida should forge ahead with Japan’s military buildup, including the acquisition of capabilities to attack enemy bases, in preparation for a contingency in...
【Viewpoints】International Cooperation Required to Cope with China’s Political Manipulation
January 17, 2022 The British Security Service, known as MI 5 (Military Intelligence Section 5), has issued a warning that a woman agent of China’s United Front Work Department has been trying to i...
Tsutomu Nishioka
Tadae Takubo
Fumio Ota
Yoshiko Sakurai
Yasushi Tomiyama
Takashi Arimoto
Yoichi Shimada
Hiroshi Yuasa
Masahiko Hosokawa
Tadashi Narabayashi
Hideo Tamura
Yujiro Oiwa
Shiro Takahashi
Hironobu Ishikawa
Kiyofumi Iwata
Akira Momochi
Kunio Orita
Akio Yaita
Yoshihiko Yamada
Katsuhiko Takaike
Etsuro Honda
Koichi Endo
Seiji Kurosawa
Brahma Chellaney
Nobuko Araki
James Auer
Michio Ezaki
Sumihiko Kawamura
Hiroshi Kimura
Yang Haiying
Tadashi Saito
Shohei Umezawa
Jason Morgan
Arvind Gupta
Kenro Nagoshi
Takeshi Kudo
Osamu Nishi
Rikiwo Shikama
Eriko Yamatani
Koichi Furusho
Tadashi Ito
Taro Yayama
Koh Sekai
Koji Okamoto
Tsutomu Toichi
Hideaki Karaki
Toshu Noguchi
Kichinosuke Ihara
Hisashi Matsumoto
Nobuyuki Sato
Sukehiro Hirakawa
Yumiko Nishimoto
Koko Kato
Koichi Mera
Akihisa Nagashima
Miki Kase
Eitaro Ogawa
Hirotaka Watanabe
Akinaka Senzaki
Kevin Maher
Yang Yi
Hidetake Sawa
Satoshi Tomisaka
Nobukatsu Fujioka
Masanori Kondo
Hiroshi Ito
Mio Sugita
Rupakjyoti Borah
Satoshi Hirano
Lee Woo Young
Seiichi Okutomi
Saburo Tsukamoto
Yasuo Naito
Satoshi Sakakibara
Yen-Hung Lin
Sanae Takaichi
Haruhisa Nakagawa
Norihide Miyoshi
Syunichi Akasofu
Ryoichi Hamamoto
Hong Hyung
Andrii Gurenko
Ronald Morse
Kazuhiko Inoue
Keiichi Nakagawa
Masamori Sase
Katsutoshi Kawano
Chung Dae Kyun
Toshio Watanabe
Katsuya Tsukamoto
Kazuto Suzuki
