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【二百年前の強き日本で候】本日２月18日「異国船打払令」発令日（文政八年　1825年）／What Guts! “The Edict to Repel Foreign Ships”（1825)

　ちょうど二百年前の今日、1825年の２月18日、 文政の「異国船打払令」、いわゆる「無二念打払令」が発令された。 その強きな姿勢に、初めて正式文書を読んだ私はいささか驚いたと同時に、逞しさを覚えた。 現代日本と「何たる違いだ！」と。 　尤も、この後から情勢は急変、開国へと向かうわけだが、「いうべきことは言う」といった当時の幕府のポリシーと心意気が頼もしくうかがえる。まさに、武士道である。 　ああ、しかし、今やそれも遠い過去となってしまったのか。。。 　一縷の希望？を託したシャッフル・ビート（朗読）をお楽しみください。 Exactly two hundred years ago today, on February 18, 1825, the Edict to Repel Foreign Ships, also known as the No-Second-Thoughts Repel Order, was issued during the Bunsei era. When I read the official document for the first time, I was both surprised by its resolute stance and impressed by its boldness. I couldn’t help but think, "How different this is from Japan today!" Of course, the situation changed rapidly after this, eventually leading to the opening of the country. However, the shogunate’s policy and spirit at that time — one of “saying what must be said” — left me feeling reassured and inspired. This was truly the essence of Bushido. And yet... has all of that become nothing more than a distant memory? Please...
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【新リーダー誕生。。。デクノボーか、希望か】宮澤賢治パロディー『雨ニモマケテ』グローバル時代のデクノボー /Japan New Leader Born:A Parody on Kenji Miyazawa’s 'Unbeaten by the Rain' "Beaten by the Rain"

 自民党総裁選で新党首＝次期総理が決まったのを受けて、急遽、作った朗読動画。宮澤賢治の『雨ニモマケズ』のパロディー。ちょっと変な東北弁による政治批判をお楽しみください。

果たして、今度のリーダーはデクノボーか、希望か？


宮澤賢治パロディー『雨ニモマケテ』グローバル時代のデクノボー

作・朗読　POETAQ


雨ニモマケテ

風ニモマケテ

雪ニモ夏ノ暑サニモマケテ

丈夫ナ国土ヲモタズ

慾バカリデ

責メラレテハ瞋リ

大国ニハニヤニヤワラッテヰル

日ニ玄米モ白米モ足ラズ

味噌モ野菜モ

アラユル食べ物ガ

遺伝子組換エサレ

分カッタヨウデ人体ヘノ影響分カラズ

健康被害ハ調ベモセズ

野原モ松ノ林ノ蔭モ

太陽光パネルニ光ッテ

東ニ病気ノコドモアレバ

行ッテ惑沈ヲ勧メ

西ニツカレタ母アレバ

行ッテ投資ヲ勧メ

南ニ死ニサウナ人アレバ

行クノハ軍事支援ノ約束

北ニケンクヮヤソショウガアレバ

権力デ有耶無耶ニ治メ

ヒドイ汚染水貯マッタトキハ海ニナガシ

ゲリラ豪雨ノ夏ハ対策説クダケ

ミンナニ辞任ヲ叫バレ

デモグローバリストニハホメラレタク

クニヲヘイキデ売リ飛バス

サウイフ総理ニ

ワタシハハンタイ！


南無。。。



A hastily made spoken-word video, inspired by the recent Liberal Democratic Party leadership election, where a new party leader — and the next prime minister — was chosen. This is a parody of Kenji Miyazawa's Be Not Defeated by the Rain, with a twist of political criticism delivered in a somewhat quirky Japanese North-East dialect. New Leader is a clown or a crown?...


“Beaten by the Rain”~A Parody of Kenji Miyazawa's‘Unbeaten by the Rain’

Poem & Read by POETAQ


Beaten by the rain,

Beaten by the wind,

Beaten by snow and the heat of summer,

Holding no sturdy land,

Driven by greed,

Blamed and quick to anger,

Smiling at big nations,

Every day short of brown rice or white rice,

Miso and vegetables,

All food genetically modified,

Seeming to understand its effects on the human body, 

but not really knowing,Health risks never investigated.

The fields and pine forests’ shadows,

Gleam with solar panels.

In the east, where children are ill,

He goes and promotes calming vax.

In the west, where mothers are tired,

He offers investment schemes.

In the south, where death is near,

He doesn't go there, but goes to promise military aid instead.

In the north, where disputes and trials abound,

He uses power to hush things up.

When radioactive waste floods, he releases it into the ocean,

In summers of sudden downpours, he only talks of solutions,

Called upon to resign by all,

Yet trying to be praised by globalists,

Selling the country off without a second thought,

To such a prime minister,

I say, no!


Namu...


Eng Sub,JPN Read Ver.



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