Hayashibara: “Japan taxes should’firstly’ to those who pay the taxes (including foreigners living in Japan)”
Japanese news media jcast news Report Monday Voice actor Megumi Hayashibara The June 8 blog post came under fire. The report said Hayashibara initially wrote: “I went to neighboring South Korea, where some things are not played by Korean and Japanese TVs,” and “an unexpected news censorship is related to the horrible events that are happening now” and is actually called “conspiracy theory” and if you are interested, try it.
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Jcast News noted Hayashibara’s post was edited on June 9. Blog Posts Read now (rough translation):
Changes as follows
After I featured Korean YouTuber, Korean friends contacted me.
Currently, there is a conflict between the right and left in South Korea, and if you make a statement supporting the right, the left will be sad. On the contrary, if you make a statement supporting the left, the right will be sad. I was told that this would “inspire unnecessary conflict”. Indeed, some people are sad because I, an “outsider” can easily feature them.
It’s a little late now and it may add more fuel to the fire, but I’m sorry if someone gets hurt.
I omitted that part.
I can’t reach those who are already injured, but I don’t want more people to be hurt.
I don’t think it’s possible to convey this in such a narrow sentence, but I just want to convey the pathos of Japan’s indifference to Japan that it doesn’t even allow people to speak up loudly
The JCAST News Report further noted that Hayashibara’s blog post was also reviewed, especially comments about voting in Japan.
Hayashibara said in the post (rough translation):
No rice? In Japan?
Free help for some international students. The distorted truth (basically debt) of Japanese students having to pay off scholarships.
Don’t leave it to others, you have to go to the polls
I think we’ve come to the point where we use words like “will not change.”
If you continue to do so, Japan will be lost.
Behavior, attitude, technology, and even animation as freedom of expression.
Some of them are not behaved when they live in private accommodation, foreign tourists who don’t know the meaning of “submission”, and those who carve bamboo in Kyoto.
We need regulations, we need to crack down on them.
Just like Japanese crayfish are instantly swallowed by invasive species.
For example, it will become a world of self-evident loss of rules for buying things.
I do not criticize any particular country.
Taxes in Japan should be “first” to those who pay (including foreigners living in Japan for taxes).
I wonder if the students who currently support the use of taxes on Japan and Japan’s “disaster disaster-suffering areas” are considered localists.
If Japan is exhausted, it will no longer be able to provide hospitality.
Muddy funds are worse and more of a problem, but I would say that people with the right to vote (from 18 years old) should consider this right again.
After all, political statements are difficult.
Both are as of press time Yahoo! Japan News and Hayashibara’s blog post received a total of 700 comments. A rough look at these comments shows that most people agree Voice actorblog posts.
Internationally, however, fans are critical of Hayashibara’s blog post. Jeffery J. Hall, a lecturer at Kanda International Resecions, posted a blog post about Hayashibara on his Bluesky and X (formerly twitter)account. Look reply In his blues posts, comments usually criticize Hayashibara. However, reply on Hall’s X postal Mixed, though usually favoring Hayashibara, even against her emotions. BBC Reported in October 2021 twitter (Before changing ownership and branding) Analysed millions of posts from April 1 to August 15, 2020 and found that “political rights enjoy a higher level of ‘algorithm amplification’ than the counterpart on the left.”
As of press time, Hayashibara has not made any further changes to her blog post, nor has it issued a statement about her content.
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