Anchors away

FOR a decade, millions of Japanese have tuned in to watch Ichiro Furutachi, the salty presenter of a popular evening news show, TV Asahi’s “Hodo Station”. But next month Mr Furutachi will be gone. He is one of three heavyweight presenters leaving prime-time shows on relatively liberal channels. It is no coincidence that all are, by Japanese standards, robust critics of the government. Last year an

[kmiura]

年金で賭博をして「人工衛星ミサイル」危機を煽り、格差固定化・資金と人をマイナンバーで奴隷化、事故の膨大な核燃料が行方不明のまま免震棟のない原発再稼動を推し進める、ことを批判されると困るので報道圧殺。

[j3672]

挿絵がつらい。

[okadaic]

あとで読む

[mmsuzuki]

“FOR a decade, millions of Japanese have tuned in to watch Ichiro Furutachi, the salty presenter of a popular evening news show, TV Asahi’s “Hodo Station”. But next month Mr Furutachi will be gone. ”