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@sokaglobal.infoSep 28, 2026, 2:15 AM

(7/7)... recalled Ikeda’s identification of wisdom, courage and compassion as the qualities of a global citizen, saying this focus on humanity's inner dimension aligns with recent developments at the UN.

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 28, 2026, 2:15 AM

(6/7)...and learning about environmental protection as schoolchildren changed the course of their lives. Nobuyuki Asai, Director for Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Affairs of the SGI Peace Center,...

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 28, 2026, 2:15 AM

(5/7) The second day brought together local students and young people to discuss ways of tackling problems facing the Amazon region and the role of human revolution. Two speakers recalled how visiting the Amazon Institute...
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@sokaglobal.infoSep 28, 2026, 2:15 AM

(4/)...or "human revolution," and ECI Executive Director Mirian Vilela, who spoke of ECI and SGI's long-standing collaboration on education for sustainable development.

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 28, 2026, 2:15 AM

(3/7) The first day featured government representatives and scholars, including Club of Rome Co-President Silvia Zimmermann del Castillo, who recalled that Peccei and Ikeda shared the conviction that solving global challenges requires inner change,...

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 28, 2026, 2:15 AM

(2/7) The summit is part of "It's Time for a Human Revolution," a joint project of the Club of Rome and Soka Gakkai marking the 40th anniversary of 𝘉𝘦𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘐𝘵 𝘐𝘴 𝘛𝘰𝘰 𝘓𝘢𝘵𝘦, a dialogue between Club of Rome Cofounder Aurelio Peccei and Daisaku Ikeda

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 25, 2026, 6:29 AM

(4/4) ...helped them appreciate the relevance of these tragic events of 81 years ago and inspired them to take action for peace. Launched in 2017, the Ikeda Center’s Dialogue Nights aim to provide “a safe and brave space” for young people to engage in meaningful dialogue to foster hope.
#SokaGakkai

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 25, 2026, 6:29 AM

🆕News: "Wisdom: How Interconnected Are We, Really?" was the theme of a youth-focused Dialogue Night event held on Aug. 7 at the Ikeda Center for Peace, Learning, and Dialogue in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. (1/4)

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@sokaglobal.infoSep 24, 2026, 7:31 AM

(3/3) The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏

#SokaGakkai #BuddhisminAction #SokaGakkaiNews

🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏
@sokaglobal.infoSep 24, 2026, 7:31 AM

(2/3) Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended.

#SokaGakkai #BuddhisminAction #SokaGakkaiNews

🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏
@sokaglobal.infoSep 24, 2026, 7:31 AM

🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia.(1/3)
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🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏🆕News: On Sep 20, 2026, the Southeast Asia General Meeting  was held at the SGM (Soka Gakkai Malaysia) Culture Centre in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting commemorated the 65th anniversary of Daisaku Ikeda’s first visit to Asia. Members from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand participated in the meeting. A delegation from Japan led by Soka Gakkai President Minoru Harada also attended. The meeting featured cultural and choral performances, and members from Malaysia and the Philippines gave their faith experiences, sharing how practicing Buddhism had positively impacted their lives.🌏
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 9:25 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Brainwashing
#Cult
#News
#Amagasaki
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#Noise
#retaliation

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Two organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.Photo, no description
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 4:17 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Cult
#News
#Incident
#Amagasaki
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#Noise
#retaliation

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 19, 2026, 11:04 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Brainwashing
#Cult
#Noise
#News
#Incident
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#retaliation

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 3:47 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Cult
#News
#Incident
#Amagasaki
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#Noise
#retaliation

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
@sokaglobal.infoSep 17, 2026, 4:03 AM

(3/3) ...expressing how a single seed of thought can grow into a forest of peace. In most locations, over 200 artworks—including poems, photographs and videos—were on display. The exhibition was held in Hastings and New Plymouth for the first time.

#SokaGakkai #BuddhisminAction #SokaGakkaiNews

🆕News: The annual exhibition "Tūmanako! Children's Art Works for a Peaceful World," organized by SGI New Zealand, is being held in 6 cities across the country from August through October. Tūmanako means "hope" in Māori, and the exhibition features artwork created by children expressing wishes for peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons. Launched in 2015 to mark the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the exhibition's 2026 theme is based on the Māori proverb expressing how a single seed of thought can grow into a forest of peace. In most locations, over 200 artworks—including poems, photographs and videos—were on display. The exhibition was held in Hastings and New Plymouth for the first time. #SokaGakkai #BuddhisminAction #SokaGakkaiNews🆕News: The annual exhibition "Tūmanako! Children's Art Works for a Peaceful World," organized by SGI New Zealand, is being held in 6 cities across the country from August through October. Tūmanako means "hope" in Māori, and the exhibition features artwork created by children expressing wishes for peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons. Launched in 2015 to mark the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the exhibition's 2026 theme is based on the Māori proverb expressing how a single seed of thought can grow into a forest of peace. In most locations, over 200 artworks—including poems, photographs and videos—were on display. The exhibition was held in Hastings and New Plymouth for the first time. #SokaGakkai #BuddhisminAction #SokaGakkaiNews
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 11:40 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Brainwashing
#Cult
#Noise
#News
#Incident
#Amagasaki
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 10:12 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Brainwashing
#Cult
#Noise
#News
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#ambush
#retaliation

#Photo
#evidence 　↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 12, 2026, 10:17 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Brainwashing
#Cult
#Noise
#News
#Incident
#Amagasaki
#Law

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
@aratani8801.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 10:47 AM

The reason why privileged Korean residents in Japan are not punished for crimes is because this country is a British colony under divided rule.

z.wikiwiki.jp/aratani/topi...

#SokaGakkai
#Brainwashing

#Japan
#uk
#colony
#slavery

#today
#Staged_accident_scammer
#Retaliation

#Photo
#evidence ↓

Photo, no descriptionTwo organizations that are supposed to be rivals are seen putting up posters in the same place and having offices in the same location, seemingly getting along well.Illegal posters for the Japanese Communist Party and the Komeito Party (now the Centrist Reform Alliance) that were previously posted on the grounds of a prefectural public housing complex. This display of posters clearly shows a lack of territorial awareness on the part of both organizations. The way they were posted makes it abundantly clear that, in a colony, elections are nothing more than a “political show” designed to let off steam for the ruled populace. To the British, the colonial power issuing the orders, “political parties” are likely nothing more than livestock pens used to brainwash the people and keep them under control. Here is a photo showing posters for the Komeito (Soka Gakkai) and the Japanese Communist Party hanging side by side in the same spot. This symbolizes how residents living in this area are pressured by both sides to join one of the organizations. In fact, it often happened that the Soka Gakkai played the role of “harasser” and the Japanese Communist Party played the role of “appeaser” toward me, Naoto Aratani.This is the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan (Chongryon) located in Minamimukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture. It shares the same location with the Korean Residents’ Association in Japan (Mindan), which is supposedly their rival. As always, there’s no sense of territorial rivalry here; it’s a strategy that prioritizes building a network of communication between these front organizations. This renders the very purpose of operating as a front meaningless. This inability to pay attention to such details is typical of the carelessness of the Westerners giving the orders. This location also symbolizes the “divide and rule” strategy employed in British colonies. They’re likely co-located to facilitate communication. Having a place like this makes it easier for Choson-soren executives to issue instructions to their operatives—such as naturalized politicians and school teachers who frequent the okonomiyaki restaurant here—while dining together.
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