The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
I am emphasizing the sentence except for the headline.
To a new era
Opposition parties and some media have realized that they cannot win the Abe administration with realistic policy debate.
In a series of 'MoriKake' reports, they made a stir for 'scandal' that lacks grounds.
They can only show their reasons for existence by fueling public opinion that the Abe administration cannot be trusted.
I felt that by looking at it, regardless of NHK · commercial broadcasting, TV stations read the Asahi newspaper and are making news programs and tabloid talk show.
There, I think that the problem which existing media has is condensed.
I am living in Izumo, and interacting with various people is the fact that the problem of Article 9 of the Constitution is not well understood yet.
At the same time, 73 years since the end of the war, I also feel that the number of Japanese who are not brainwashed is gradually increasing.
The other day, when visiting the restaurant with relatives Buddhist service for the dead, I was asked by hostess about the US-North Korean summit meeting.
I briefly explain it; I realized that they are feeling a sense of crisis that Japan's parliament does not discuss what matters.
Among the young generation centered on the Internet, a strong distrust of old media such as terrestrial TV and newspapers has spread, and it is whispered that the Asahi Shimbun's issue circulation has finally cut off 4 million copies.
Sooner or later, the Asahi Shimbun will come to an end, and a new era will begin.
