On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake that left 18,425 people dead or missing caused tremendous damage and trauma to many. We heard the stories of people who experienced the earthquake and tsunami firsthand and were terrified, as well as the grief of those who lost family members. We heard of people who could not use the water supply and could not use the toilets. We heard of people who could not get gas and had to wait in line in traffic jams for hours just to get to work, knowing that they would be stuck in the traffic for hours. Everyone thought that this was a natural disaster, a reality that we had no control over and had to accept. However, according to Katsutaka Idogawa, former politician and former mayor of the town, the Great East Japan Earthquake was a "man-made disaster," and he knew what was going to happen eight days before that day. Please listen to his angry voice trying to tell the truth. From Wikipedia Manga author Tetsu Kariya interviewed Idokawa, and in the May 19, 2014 issue of "Big Comic Spirits," he wrote in the form of a direct appearance of Idokawa in his serialized manga “Oishinbo" along with the above symptoms, "There are many people in Fukushima with the same symptoms. They just don't say it" and "People can't live in Fukushima Prefecture," were quoted and published in the manga. subtitles：Marumon https://x.com/marumon4th 【Qmap読もうぜ！】 https://ja.twitcasting.tv/marumon0u01717 （ライブ配信） subtitle director：@EriQmapJapan https://bio.site/EriQmapJapan_ （Eriさんまとめサイト） QAJFの主な活動についてはこちらをご覧下さい。 https://rumble.com/user/QArmyJapanFlynn/about

On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake that left 18,425 people dead or missing caused tremendous damage and trauma to many. We heard the stories of people who experienced the earthquake and tsunami firsthand and were terrified, as well as the grief of those who lost family members. We heard of people who could not use the water supply and could not use the toilets. We heard of people who could not get gas and had to wait in line in traffic jams for hours just to get to work, knowing that they would be stuck in the traffic for hours. Everyone thought that this was a natural disaster, a reality that we had no control over and had to accept. However, according to Katsutaka Idogawa, former politician and former mayor of the town, the Great East Japan Earthquake was a "man-made disaster," and he knew what was going to happen eight days before that day. Please listen to his angry voice trying to tell the truth. From Wikipedia Manga author Tetsu Kariya interviewed Idokawa, and in the May 19, 2014 issue of "Big Comic Spirits," he wrote in the form of a direct appearance of Idokawa in his serialized manga “Oishinbo" along with the above symptoms, "There are many people in Fukushima with the same symptoms. They just don't say it" and "People can't live in Fukushima Prefecture," were quoted and published in the manga. subtitles：Marumon https://x.com/marumon4th 【Qmap読もうぜ！】 https://ja.twitcasting.tv/marumon0u01717 （ライブ配信） subtitle director：@EriQmapJapan https://bio.site/EriQmapJapan_ （Eriさんまとめサイト） QAJFの主な活動についてはこちらをご覧下さい。 https://rumble.com/user/QArmyJapanFlynn/about