日本の諜報機関の「実像と虚像」 ジャーナリスト 青木理氏の国会振り返り／危険な国家情報局設置法と歪な皇室典範改正／支持率低下の高市内閣の今後

What is the reality of Japan's intelligence agencies? -- Journalist Osamu Aoki, who covered the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Public Security Bureau during his time as a Kyodo News reporter, discusses the problems with the "National Intelligence Agency Establishment Law" passed in the current Diet session, and speaks in detail about the reality and illusions surrounding Japan's intelligence agencies. Recorded on July 21st. Interviewer: Ōba, Editor-in-Chief of Sunday Mainichi. This is the video version of the Sunday Mainichi series, "Osamu Aoki's Counter-Journalism: From the Base of Resistance." #OsamuAoki #NationalIntelligenceAgency #NationalIntelligenceCouncil #Diet #ImperialHouseLaw #CrimeOfDamagingTheNationalFlag Aoki Osamu Born in 1966. After working as a Kyodo News reporter, he became a freelance journalist and nonfiction writer. Through meticulous research, sharp reflection, and a unique, precise writing style, he delves into the depths of the times. His numerous books include "Three Generations of Abe," "The Information Concealment State," "The Dark Scandal State," and "The Resisters of the Times." Recent publications include *To the Destroyers*, *Cult Power*, *Heart of Darkness*, *A Hundred Years' Elegy: Nuclear Power, War, and Beautiful Villages*, and others. To the Destroyers https://mainichibooks.com/books/socia... ◆More details in Sunday Mainichi magazine ◆Purchase here https://x.gd/qBU12 ◆Subscribe to Sunday Mainichi here https://www.fujisan.co.jp/product/1017/ ◆Nico Nico Channel + "Sunday Mainichi Digital" https://nicochannel.jp/sundaymainichi ◆Sunday Mainichi Official SNS X: https://x.com/tsunday3 Facebook: https://x.gd/8tbhC Instagram: / sundaymainichi1922 TikTok: / sunday_mainichi ◆Hiroyuki Oba Editor-in-Chief of Sunday Mainichi. Born in 1975. He previously worked in the social affairs and special reporting departments of the Mainichi Shimbun before assuming his current position. He primarily handles investigative journalism and parliamentary coverage, and received the 19th Ishibashi Tanzan Memorial Waseda Journalism Award for "The Public Document Crisis" and the 26th Japan Federation of Newspaper Workers' Unions Journalism Award for "Questioning Privileges," which focused on the Japan-U.S. Status of Forces Agreement. His publications include "The Tokyo Metropolitan Area is a 'Training Ground' for the U.S. Military" (Fujiwara Shoten). https://x.com/hiroyukiohba