Ms. Fushimi, a female reporter of Shogakukan, Inc.,
don’t you think that weekly magazines are full of false information?
Moreover, Mr. Mitani, who is the chief officer of
“Uncover Lies (Uso wo Abaita),” what do you think about it?
You told me that you discovered the truth while interviewing me.
Fushimi also said that the lady’s comments were inconsistent
and she was suspecting the lady from the beginning, judging from
her experiences of interviewing abuse cases in the past.
In addition, after hearing the truth,
she told me that she became sure that it was a lie.
Knowing such truth, I didn’t expect you to write the contents
in the exact same way as those who leaked the information shared.
Since you showed me the business cards under the historically well-known company name, Shogakukan, Inc.,
I thought that you were the representatives of Shogakukan, Inc.
However, you, who were the representatives, wrote the article of the unfounded false information.
I will not make comments for self-defense or for protecting her, as if I am her husband.
I will not speak a lie either.
Additionally, you went to Gusto, the restaurant, with me and were surprised to witness
the incident on my PC when you were watching the screen of my PC with me.
You screamed, “This is hacking,” at the very moment
when the email address and password were hacked, didn’t you?
You two are true liars. Though you belong to the famous Shogakukan, Inc.,
you liars wrote the false article based on the unfounded information provided by a liar.
You two know that none of those who read women’s weekly magazines are intelligent people.
In the same way as you do, I believe that those people are “people of low intelligence.”
Fortunately, people around me, including myself, are not those people who are stupid.
That is why I lead the same peaceful life even after your false article was published.
If you could understand what I meant by this passage, just talk to me.
I assume that you don’t have such courage to phone me, though.
Japan is becoming warmer and warmer.
Yesterday, we just had the summer solstice, the day which daytime is longest.
In Japanese, the summer solstice is written as “reaching summer.”
It means that summer begins from yesterday.
However, today’s weather is cloudy with occasional fine rain.
It is like the weather of London, where you live and I love dearly.
When the summer passes, I will start looking for an old car made in England again.
I want Bristol 405. Cars made in 1950’s are still attractive to me.
I definitely want to visit showrooms in Bristol, but I cannot make a purchase there.
To be exact, “I cannot make a purchase because they are too expensive.”
Today, my son and I went to a neighborhood canal to harvest shrimps and crawfish.
Okayama, where I live, is a provincial city surrounded by nature.
Moreover, it has a great garden, which is called Korakuen,
a park belongs to a castle where a feudal lord lives in.
Castles in Edinburgh, old castles in Inverness,
and their gardens, where I visited in the past, were amazing, too,
but Korakuen in Okayama is also beautiful.
I am looking forward to seeing you and get drunk together with Highland Scotch.
I will go to London sometime within this year with my wife and two kids.
My wife is also looking forward to seeing you.