Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 2)
This post is a sequel to “Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 1). Please read the part 1 before checking this article. Jarabulus A few days later, I visited the frontline […]
Category Archives: ISIS
Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 1)
“I have never seen Japanese person here. I think you are the first Japanese journalist to cross this border,” a female officer said. I was at the Iraqi-Syrian border control […]
Far-Rightism and Leftism in Japan
First of all, I am both a rightist and leftist. Basically, I am a rightist about Japanese affairs and yet I am also a leftist regarding the international affairs. As […]
Japan’s Public Opinion on Hostages and Abe
Regarding ISIS’ abduction of two Japanese citizens, quite a few Japanese people blame the hostages unlike the ordinary Western reactions. They are scathing about hostages for their “reckless” and “selfish” […]
Japanese Counter Attack on ISIS: in a Unique Style
So-called “Islamic State” (ISIS) abducted two Japanese citizens and released the video demanding Japanese government to pay 200 million dollars ransoms. The majority of Japanese people responded to this unfortunate […]
Journalism is Not a Crime 