Most of the people gathered here are Zainichi Chinese or Zainichi Koreans and other communists.
They have killed Japanese children, and a Chinese consul general even made a statement to the Prime Minister saying, “I will cut off your head.”
Isn’t it China that should be apologizing to Japan?
Japan's Civilization vs. China's Double Standards.
Two incidents. Two governments. Two completely different definitions of “civilization.”
A Japanese soldier illegally enters the Embassy of China in Tokyo—no injuries. Within hours: full disclosure, name, motive, apology from Shinjiro Koizumi, and intense media scrutiny.
Now compare that to Shenzhen.
A Chinese man brutally kills a 10-year-old Japanese child. Beijing calls it an “isolated case.” No apology. No transparency. No clear motive. The trial is opaque. The execution is carried out quietly. Even Japan isn’t told the details.
Modern civilization means rule of law, transparency, due process, and basic human compassion, especially when a child is murdered.
Japan met that standard.
Beijing didn’t.
And here’s the uncomfortable truth: when a government demands accountability abroad but refuses it at home, it’s exposing a system built on control, opacity, and double standards.