In Death of Prime Minister Abe: What is an Anti-Communist Cult? Part 2
安倍総理の死に接して：反共カルトとは何か？その２ - 新渡戸を知らずに新渡戸を語るなかれ
in which journalist Scott Anderson writes that the founding conference of the Unification Church in Japan was held at Motosu Lake in Yamanashi. Ryoichi Sasakawa actively invited the Unification Church to Japan. At that Yamanashi conference were
Yoshio Fuji (Chairman of Tokyo Competition), and
Tameo Shirai (Youth Lecture),
Yukihiro Yamashita (Amaterasu Gidan)
Tokio Hata (Association for Protecting the Lives of Ordinary People),
Tokusaburo Ichikura (Sakimori)
He included the Yakuza (according to Anderson), a violent organization from the prewar period. If, as Anderson writes, this was the new postwar face of the Yakuza, and its purpose as a income, then isn't the current Unification Church's takeover of funds through psychic sales a natural result of the Japanese violent apparatus, the Yakuza, being incorporated from the beginning?
Motosu Lakeside Conference
The Boat Racing Newspaper, August 1, 1967
The first preparatory meeting for the formation of the Asian Anti-Communist League was held twice on the evening of July 15 and the morning of July 16 at the conference room of the Water Sports Center of the Motosu Welfare Facility.
The first meeting was held on the evening of July 15 and the morning of July 16 in the conference room of the Water Sports Center at the Motosu Health and Welfare Facility.
The Japanese delegation, including Chairman Sasakawa, Yoshio Fuji (Chairman of the Tokyo Metropolitan Competition), Tameo Shirai (Youth Lecturer), Yukihiro Yamashita (Amateru Gidan), Tokio Hata (Association for the Protection of People's Lives), and Tokusaburo Ichikura (Sakimori), exchanged opinions on the actual situation of the anti-communist movement in Korea, an analysis of the current situation, and future methods for the movement. As a result, the liberal camps in Asia must join hands to develop a strong anti-communist movement in the future.
We came to the conclusion that the 1970 crisis was not a crisis of Japan alone.
Mr. Moon, from the Korean side, strongly requested that Chairman Sasakawa, given his strong reputation throughout Asia, play a central role in the movement, and it was decided to invite representatives from Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and other countries to a second preparatory meeting this fall to make a decision.
( I would like to find out the background of each of them.)
Yoshio Fuji, Chairman of Tokyo Metropolitan Racing Co.
In March 1935, Yoshio Fuji, a nationalist Populist Party cadre, attacked the home of Privy Council Chairman Kitokuro Ikki as an advocate of the Emperor's Agency theory. Fuji was a martial arts fighter, known as "Kakken Hachidan" (8-dan in fighting). From Wiki.
Tameo Shirai (Youth Lecture),.
Shinbeitai Incident 1933
Yukihiro Yamashita (Tenshogi-dan), The
1935, the movement for the elimination of the Agency Theory, visited Minobe's residence and handed him a letter of recommendation
Regional Development of the Movement to Eliminate the Emperor's Agency Theory (1) Title: The Nationalist Groups in Kanagawa Prefecture, Hiroyasu Terasaki, author
Kanagawa Prefectural Museum Research Report - Humanities - No. 18, March 1992 (Heisei 4)
Tokio Hata (Association for the Protection of the Lives of the Common People)
Tokusaburo Ichikura (Sakimori)
