Ichizukai representative "I am opposed to the crime of damaging the flag" "It is not good to be excessive or narrow."

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Discussions of "national flag damage"

　While it is respected and listed in Japan and overseas as a symbol of the nation and patriotism, it is sometimes burned with the intention of criticizing other countries.This year, the introduction of a "flag damage" that could be punished for damaging the Hinomaru for the purpose of insulting Japan was discussed.Regarding one of the taiga dramas, EXIT's Kaneka Daiki said, "I like Japanese food, I want to pay a lot of taxes, and in that sense I think there is a patriotism, but overseas.Even if you see the Japanese flag burning in the demonstration, you will think "separately?"In "Abema Prime" on the 25th, on November 25, 1970, 51 years ago, the representative of Miho Kimura of the patriot group "Ichizukai" inherited the message of Yukio Mishima, who complained of the constitutional amendment.We discussed the meaning of the flag and patriotism.

■ "I think it is necessary to worry about the country."

Kimura

　Regarding the national flag, Kimura said, "It's a symbol of people who unify the country or respect it. From such a person, I don't think it's upside down. Why did it happen?The process of whether it was an important process, it was incorrectly so, and if there was a response such as an apology after receiving it, it would be okay to encourage him to remove it. ""When I see a video that Hinomaru is burning as a symbol of a protest in a foreign country, some people say" What? "It is necessary to understand various emotions. "

Yukio Mishima

　「私は65歳だが、祝日を“旗日”と呼ぶこともあるように、昔は東京でも家の前に国旗を立てている家があったが、今はあまり見かけない。地方でも、だんだんと減ってきているように感じている。私自身は日の丸をすごく大切にしている。例えば今日（11月25日）はYukio Mishimaさんが割腹した日なので、ちょうど追悼の催しをやってきたところだが、きちんと国旗を立てたし、みんなが尊重しようという気持ちを持っていたと思う。一方で、“リベラル”だとか“左”と呼ばれる人たちにも愛国心はあると思うし、もちろん国旗を立てる権利はある。しかし立てることはしないと思う。　なぜか。日本と三国同盟を結び、連合国と戦争をして負けたドイツとイタリアは、“あの戦争は良くなかった”としてシンボルだった国旗と国歌を変えた。日本でも、新しい国旗と国歌を制定しようと主張していたグループもあった。ところが当時の国民の支持が得られなかったこともあり、今も変わらず使い続けられている。そこに対して、やはり第二次世界大戦、大東亜戦争というのは一体どのような戦争だったのか、その総括や反省がなされていないまま日の丸を立てるということは、“あの戦争は正しかった”という象徴になってしまうのではないか、という思いがあるのだろう」。

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