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Good morning to everyone commuting to work or school. It’s time for Pukuta’s World Self-Reporting News. Today, we’re going to be talking about Japanese voice actress Megumi Hayashibara. I’m sure you’ve all heard about this topic by now, but currently, a single blog post by Megumi Hayashibara has caused a huge uproar. To be more precise, it would be better to say that she’s being set on fire, and that’s how it has become. The issue that was dealt with here was about issues regarding foreigners, so this has become very controversial around the world. A few days have passed since then, and I think that the media that are dealing with this issue have all started, so today I’d like to take a look at what on earth happened, how it has been reported overseas, and how foreigners overseas are perceiving this. This program is about real self-reporting news from overseas. This is a perfect channel to accompany you on your commute to work or school, so please subscribe to the channel. Now, on to the main topic. This is Megumi Hayashibara. There is no need to introduce her. She is a very famous Japanese voice actress. Her representative works include Ayanami Rei and Hiihara from Detective Conan. I think she is very famous. This time, Megumi Hayashibara wrote a blog on her official blog. She said that this is a hot topic both in Japan and overseas, but I will take a closer look at whether this is really a hot topic. So, here, J Cast News will give a quick overview. Megumi Hayashibara Korean YouTuber posted a blog with unexpected reporting restrictions, and it spread like wildfire so that it would not be broadcast on TV. Some parts have been deleted. Popular voice actress Megumi Hayashibara, known for her roles as Rei Ayanami in Neon Genesis Evangelion and Hiihara from Detective Conan, will be appearing in June 2025. A blog post published on the 8th of the month is making waves and the one that’s garnering attention is titled “I’m not interested, I don’t understand, I don’t know.” In the original post, she said that she had a fun trip to her neighbor, and that she has been researching Korean YouTubers making political statements through their videos. Hayashibara expressed a sense of crisis that if things continue this way, Japan’s unique character will be lost in terms of manners, attitudes, techniques, and perhaps even anime as a form of freedom of expression . She also said that there are some people who run guesthouses with no manners, foreign tourists who don’t know how to give way, and people who cut bamboo in Kyoto. She also said that if we don’t have regulations, we need to crack down on them, or it will be dangerous. She likened it to Japan’s crayfish being eaten by invasive species in an instant. Anyway, she wanted to ask people who have the right to vote to think about that right once again. She also wrote that it is difficult to make political statements, so this is a message to young people to go vote. The theme was to encourage people to do so , but it seems as if Japanese crayfish have been eaten up by foreign species in the blink of an eye , and this part has become a problem, mainly among foreigners in Japan and overseas. This is the actual post, but it is still there, and if you are not interested, do not understand, or do not know, this has been rewritten and edited at least twice. So, as for how it has been edited, the part about crayfish that I mentioned earlier has already been deleted. Some of the extreme expressions and the deletion have hurt people who were not involved, and I will learn from it. Thank you for letting me know. So, why did I use that analogy? I used it to describe something like steam, and as you can see from this, among the people in guesthouses who have no manners, foreign tourists who do not know how to give way, and bamboo shavers in Kyoto, In other words, he said that this culture that exists in Japan will disappear. And he said that he wants it to be regulated in the same way as Japanese people. In addition to this, as explained at the beginning, originally, he was talking about a Korean YouTuber, and that in Korea, things that are not reported on Japanese television are being broadcast, but regarding this part, he was advised by a Korean friend that if it becomes too biased, both sides will be sad, so it would be better not to cover it in public, and so it has been replaced with this text. So, what has been changed now is the case with the Korean YouTuber and the crayfish. By the way, by mentioning the name of this Korean YouTuber, he is being criticized for this kind of conspiracy theory-based YouTuber. Some people are criticizing her for sending out such a message after being in such a situation, but in the original text , I read the very first original and Fukuda said that it is called a conspiracy theory, and Hayashibara herself said that if you are interested, please research and read it, and then make your own judgment, and so on. And here, Hayashibara Megumi is amazing, she hasn’t deleted her blog or X’s post yet, she has made corrections but has not deleted them, so I feel that she must have her own beliefs when writing, but I don’t know what was changed or how it was changed before the edit, so I don’t know, but if you say that it is difficult to make political statements, can’t you think of it as a statement related to the dignity and respect between people ? In that case , I think that you wouldn’t need to use words that hurt people, such as invasive species. The majority of those criticizing her, rather than fans of the 2000s, have flags other than Japanese in their names. So that’s what it is. As for X’s posts, I’m concerned. They now say overseas that you should first check to see if there are any flags in her profile. I don’t know what she left out, but I think she just wrote normal things that she doesn’t need to apologize for. I don’t understand why she’s being criticized. Am I the only one who feels that there’s something dangerous about people who say things like “net-ing” Hayashibara’s posts? I think she’s saying something really outrageous. I’m sure she’ll get a variety of opinions from people who represent her fans, but they’re probably all fake, so please stay calm. I don’t understand at all what the problem is or why she should be criticized. She’s just saying what is natural for a Japanese person to say. I read her blog. 4 countries It read like you were just stating the obvious , so I went to check out this replan, which has caused a huge uproar , and of course there are 3 no’s, there is the P part as well, but 3 is overwhelmingly closed , and that’s the state it’s in. So, this is really a criticism that has caused a uproar, and so currently this post is being treated as the opinion of a representative of foreigners overseas, and there are so many people from overseas , including myself, who love Hayashibara Megumi’s voice acting work, yet to be compared to an imported crab, I guess there is a truth to it that says, “I am a fan, after all.” So, as for who this person is, well, we can’t discuss this on this program, everyone , please look it up for yourself. Please take a look. You can see the situation here, but I would like to leave this to the Japanese channels. It’s amazing, just by searching for this name, you will find something amazing. As I said earlier, this post has been used extensively overseas, and I have also posted about it, but this Jeffrey, as usual, is a Taiwanese person who is desperately trying to stir things up, but there is no plan at all, and I feel that this says it all. He is using the Taiwanese post from earlier to post something critical of Hayashibara Megumi, but the reply is a long list of comments defending Hayashibara Megumi. I said that, but after this Well, I was immediately blocked by this person, that’s what it is. So, the current situation is, if you do an X search for Hayashibara Megumi, this person comes up here, the blonde is there, and first of all, this person’s posts are lined up, and there was a buzz about a post that said , “I heard that Hayashibara Megumi was under fire, so I went to see it, but it turned out that it was just an old man under fire,” but this was really interesting. So, what this is about is that left-wing activists are using this to criticize Japanese nationalism, and that’s the structure that’s seen. So, actually, this is their base, this post that posted this, and the same goes for the quotes , and I wouldn’t say all of it, I wouldn’t say all of it, but the majority of it is this blog. It’s a positive thing, so I get the impression that it’s on fire, or rather, being burned. Currently, various media are reporting on this, and quite a few have been published . It’s been on Relit and many media are reporting on it, and here is the familiar Chama. Anime voice actress Hayashibara Megumi, Brenna, comments about foreigners should be regulated. In a recent blog, veteran voice actress Hayashibara Megumi mentioned the problems facing Japanese citizens due to the increase in foreign tourists, and also expressed her own opinion on the preferential treatment offered to foreigners and immigrants . I didn’t read the whole thing, but I don’t have time, so it seems to have been written with a lot of care, and that’s the impression I got. And here is the familiar bandingitcom, the voice actress for Rei Ayanami in Kokusatsu Evangelion, who said that Japan’s cultural identity is being threatened, and that freedom of expression, such as in anime, may all be at risk, and this has become an issue. Spaces is today’s keyword . Once invasive alien species have taken root, they can quickly overwhelm native plants. The word “invader” here is a formal expression meaning invasive. When “spaces” is added after it, it becomes an alien species. That’s how it is. Earlier we said “invasive alien species”, but this can get a little confusing between English and Japanese. In Japan, we don’t distinguish between alien species and invasive alien species . We just call them all alien species, but actually there are many different types within them. It’s the same in English, too. Introdes means introductions. Let’s try a Google translate. It’s translated as “alien species” like this. So even if it’s the same alien species, for example, non-native species, These are introduced species, that is , species that have been brought in from other regions by humans , and there are also so-called invasive species like crayfish. Originally, the example given in this blog was crayfish, and it was written that Japanese crayfish are being eaten by these invasive species. Taking this into consideration, I think that this should be translated as “invespe es”, so when I looked online, I saw quite a few people saying things like, “Don’t just call it invasive” or something like that, but I think this is more due to the specifications of Google Translate , as it changes quite a bit depending on the context, so in some cases it will translate it as “invasive alien species”, in other cases it will translate it as “invasive alien species”, or it will say it’s “newly acquired”, so I think that’s the fluctuation. That’s why Google Translate sometimes makes things samurai without permission, that’s what it is. So when you translate a Japanese foreign language into English and then translate it back into Japanese, the word invasive becomes attached to it. I think it’s a mechanical reason like this. So here is the voice actress who plays Rei Ayanami in Evangelion claiming that foreign language species are threatening Japan’s cultural identity and that freedom of expression like that of anime may be at risk. I didn’t read the whole thing, but I can see that Banding Comex is trying to convey this fairly, so I got the impression that Nichijou Gamer and Banding Comex are working on this in good faith. On the other hand, Screen Rant has published this article. It ‘s Barnett, which is interesting. Let’s take a look at how it’s being conveyed. Evangelion’s biggest star comes under fire for controversial remarks about foreigners, calling them an invasive species. Something is really being said. Megumi, one of Japan’s best-loved voice actresses and known internationally for her role as Rei Ayanami in Neon Genesis Evangelion, is facing heavy criticism after posting a blog post with political content. The post, posted on her official Ameba blog on June 8, sparked a huge backlash for likening foreign tourists to an invasive species. This post is being perceived by many as anti-foreigner . This is quite different from the situation we saw earlier. Hayashibara’s post went into controversy by mentioning issues such as financial support for international students and the behavior of tourists. Her comments have sparked a fierce online debate over immigration , national identity and public responsibilities. So this is amazing, isn’t it? Hayashibara’s nationalistic simplification in the debate over education. In other words, Hayashibara Megumi is praising the nationalist stance. She warned that the cultural essence of Japaneseness is in danger of being lost if the vote goes ahead. She made a particularly strong statement, suggesting that not only social norms but even Japan’s proud anime industry could be eroded by indifference, and hinting at concern that foreign influences could threaten freedom of expression. In response, people have criticized this sense of crisis as being based on a strict pretensions and presenting outsiders as a threat rather than contributors to Japanese society. I think it’s okay to say whatever you want if someone says that. And then here, is this a cultural clash or visible foreignism? After this, many people continued to think that the custom is dehumanizing foreigners, and after that, she edited her blog, but she said it was no good. This is the kind of argument that has been left behind. This person has also introduced the Taiwanese person’s post here, but if you look at Lee’s post here, it’s interesting. The content of the article is completely different. She is not completely condemning the specific issue, but rather presenting a nuanced view. It seems that people are not actually reading the text. She is only talking about foreigners who have committed crimes. After all, Lei was the best girl. Maybe she was even better than the reds. That’s a good thing. Japan is still under attack and needs to defend itself. 100% correct. Really great. Scratchpoint has also posted about this. It’s ridiculous that such a topic is even considered controversial. It is only natural that Japanese people should be given first priority in their own country, regardless of how outsiders feel. It is not right that foreign rights should be prioritized over Japanese rights. Besides, culture is made up of the people who live there, and when a large number of people with different cultures flow in, it is inevitable that it will affect social unity and common sense. I hope that this incident will give more Japanese people the courage to speak out and protect their country’s culture from the evil forces that seek to destroy it in the name of diversity and compassion. Screenshots have been posted here, and that is how it is, after all. Most Japanese people overseas also support her. That is exactly right . And as someone who respects Japanese culture, I support Megumi. And finally, the voice actress for Shinji, Megumi. And I should mention one important thing: I love Hayashibara Megumi. Of course, Ayanami too. So, Shiji is also a big fan of Megumi Hayashibara. And so, does that mean that she has expressed her support for the new era? So, today , we have the voice of Hayashibara Megumi, who has been a hot topic of discussion. Official Blog I’ve looked at how the foreign media is reporting this and the reactions of the second generation overseas . What did you think? I’m sure everyone has their own interpretation of this, so please let me know in the comments section, but one thing I can say is that it’s impossible to deny that there are clearly activists who are moving in a certain direction. I hope you will look into this for yourself. It’s amazing, so many different things are connected , and I wonder if this incident was used by such people. That ‘s my impression of Pukta. What did you all think about it? That
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