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8/31/2015

Harakiri

He is a politician of a certain country.
He has a comical misbelief in Japanese
of the 21st century.
It is so funny thing
that their hairs have topknots (chon-mage)
and they wear a sword.


Does
he have habit
to flaunt
the faked
knowledge ?







He cites the word "Harakiri (seppuku)" in order to blame Japanese people.
However, Harakiri is not an act to protect the silence.
It is an act of claiming the innocence of its own.
Japanese people have sinned ?


Harakiri



He knows
the "Bushido"?

Probably not !












Or he wants to see
Harakiri ?













The word HARAKIRI
should not be lightly
used.



(Harakiri image)





If he cite the word  "Harakiri,"
he should do that action  "HARAKIRI" for his own apology.
It makes sense.

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